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- Sep 18, 2006
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It does suck that Paul knew what he was doing could hurt the entire hobby. I don't believe this was right. Enough has been said about that though. There is really nothing I can ad to that aspect of this situation.
Instead I'm going to step back and try to look at the root of the problem. It is all the ridiculous laws! It almost seems like people are missing the big picture. Cases like this will always occur unless we work towards reforming these. Now if we were to do away with the collecting and import laws a great responsibility would fall on YOU the hobbyist.
You should be asking every person you purchase from whether or not the T is captive bred. Also, when new species to the hobby are imported it would be very important to get them established quickly. This means breed the heck out of it and get those babies to as many as you can to do the same. Soon we would only have the need to import new species.
I dunno, there is some lofty idealistic thinking for you lol.
Instead I'm going to step back and try to look at the root of the problem. It is all the ridiculous laws! It almost seems like people are missing the big picture. Cases like this will always occur unless we work towards reforming these. Now if we were to do away with the collecting and import laws a great responsibility would fall on YOU the hobbyist.
You should be asking every person you purchase from whether or not the T is captive bred. Also, when new species to the hobby are imported it would be very important to get them established quickly. This means breed the heck out of it and get those babies to as many as you can to do the same. Soon we would only have the need to import new species.
I dunno, there is some lofty idealistic thinking for you lol.