scottallert
Active Member
...a baby queen angel about the size of a half dollar, a french angel the size of a quarter 2 coral banded shrimp, 10 hermit crabs all in my hospital tanks. and saw lots of other things.
went snorkling and caught..
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fish are good
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pictures PLZ i would love to see all your fine specimends if that is spelled right!!
gatorzone19
Member
Nice! Where did you dive? Palm Beach Inlet? Just make sure you get them some angel sponge based foods. Was the water murky or clear because last week I couldnt see 2 feet in front of me.
t316, Its legal. Where do you think collectors get there fish?
t316, Its legal. Where do you think collectors get there fish?
tr1gger
Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2790359
I doubt that this is legal, no....
I was thinking the same thing
http:///forum/post/2790359
I doubt that this is legal, no....
I was thinking the same thing
gatorzone19
Member
Here they are again
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
scottallert
Active Member
i went to palm beach inlet yes, and it was murks just about 10 feet down it clears up a bit.
taking fish is legal. just not rock or coral.
taking fish is legal. just not rock or coral.
scottallert
Active Member
i talked to the wildlife officer that was working there he looked at the fish and everything he said just no rock or coral.
t316
Active Member
Originally Posted by scottallert
http:///forum/post/2790391
i talked to the wildlife officer that was working there he looked at the fish and everything he said just no rock or coral.
Let's see some pics when you get a chance
http:///forum/post/2790391
i talked to the wildlife officer that was working there he looked at the fish and everything he said just no rock or coral.
Let's see some pics when you get a chance
scottallert
Active Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2790394
Let's see some pics when you get a chance
might be able to borrow a camera.
http:///forum/post/2790394
Let's see some pics when you get a chance
might be able to borrow a camera.
groupergenius
Active Member
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2790390
I'm surprised at this. Learned something new. I thought "collectors" had to have more of a commercial license to harvest and resale.
Collect is one thing. Resale is totally different.
I can go out fishing and catch 200 lbs. ( just to throw out a number) of Grouper. If it is all legal size and quantity, I'm all good. But, I cannot sell that Grouper "legally" to anyone.
http:///forum/post/2790390
I'm surprised at this. Learned something new. I thought "collectors" had to have more of a commercial license to harvest and resale.
Collect is one thing. Resale is totally different.
I can go out fishing and catch 200 lbs. ( just to throw out a number) of Grouper. If it is all legal size and quantity, I'm all good. But, I cannot sell that Grouper "legally" to anyone.
scottallert
Active Member
pics will be coming soon. maybe and hour or 2
scottallert
Active Member
first the banded shrimp
the 2 angels
a tank shot a work in progress.
sorry for the crappy pictures, just a cheap digital camera.
the 2 angels
a tank shot a work in progress.
sorry for the crappy pictures, just a cheap digital camera.
scottallert
Active Member
thank you
i tryed feeding them and they bite it then spit it out.
i tryed feeding them and they bite it then spit it out.
novahobbies
Well-Known Member
question: what do you use to catch them? Just curious, cause I'm out there all the time and never really thought about doing this! duh....
aquaknight
Active Member
Originally Posted by tr1gger
http:///forum/post/2790369
I was thinking the same thing
Originally Posted by Gatorzone19
http:///forum/post/2790381
Here they are again
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2790390
I'm surprised at this. Learned something new. I thought "collectors" had to have more of a commercial license to harvest and resale.
Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2790427
Collect is one thing. Resale is totally different.
I can go out fishing and catch 200 lbs. ( just to throw out a number) of Grouper. If it is all legal size and quantity, I'm all good. But, I cannot sell that Grouper "legally" to anyone.
Going along with what Grouper said, private collection is one thing, but selling is another. You also want to keep the limits for private collection, you are limited to 20 specimens, no more then 5 may be angels. You also must have saltwater fishing license.
Lastly, note the legal sizes, not to call scottallert out, but that French was collected way too small, the Queen sounds iffy. The French has to be 1½", and the Queen 1¾".
http:///forum/post/2790369
I was thinking the same thing
Originally Posted by Gatorzone19
http:///forum/post/2790381
Here they are again
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
Originally Posted by T316
http:///forum/post/2790390
I'm surprised at this. Learned something new. I thought "collectors" had to have more of a commercial license to harvest and resale.
Originally Posted by GrouperGenius
http:///forum/post/2790427
Collect is one thing. Resale is totally different.
I can go out fishing and catch 200 lbs. ( just to throw out a number) of Grouper. If it is all legal size and quantity, I'm all good. But, I cannot sell that Grouper "legally" to anyone.
Going along with what Grouper said, private collection is one thing, but selling is another. You also want to keep the limits for private collection, you are limited to 20 specimens, no more then 5 may be angels. You also must have saltwater fishing license.
Lastly, note the legal sizes, not to call scottallert out, but that French was collected way too small, the Queen sounds iffy. The French has to be 1½", and the Queen 1¾".