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PostPosted: Jan 25th, '16, 22:42 
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Adopt a UK home for unwanted soon to be slaughtered Aussie fish.


For we shall have a slush fund

Please support the UK /Aussie Carp Alliance

There is still hope ..............

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PostPosted: Jan 26th, '16, 14:46 
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Plenty of cane toads, rabbits, foxes and European rats you can have if you want them too.
The world really is getting stranger every day.


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Always wondered whether cane toads could be a large protein additive to fish food?
If it could work I would imagine a number of grants being given on the environmentally friendly basis. :)


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Sorry for being impolite in that post.
It might be a good idea to check with the authorities over here before taking anybody's money though.

In my state it is an offence to merely posses a feral carp as they are a declared pest species which has had a massive negative effect on the ecosystems where it is now found.
I'm pretty certain that transporting them alive would also be an offence pretty much anywhere in the country.

Mind you, if people in the UK want to pay to remove carp then I'm all for it.
Now I'm thinking we should sell them some. :twisted:


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PostPosted: Jan 26th, '16, 17:21 
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Yeah, red tape mate.

I reckon direct action is best

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worry about the consequences later.

Seriously, importing a virus into an eco-system. This is an April Fool right?

OK, for 50% of the cost of what it would take the best of the best government *sigh* to do the virus nasty not withstanding ethical argument ?

Nemo found Australia.

U am sure we can get a fish from one side of the world to another ?

Or are we lacking as a species to work problems out ?


Sounds like a plan. Paul.

If can get Aussie fish EVAC into UK waters
and grow, grow the most wonderful of produce.

Adopt an Aussie Carp.

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prices from $1

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Can guarantee IBC to any UK port and specialist Freshwater fish couriers.

Some rivers (check with Environment Agency)
Some canals (check with The Environment Agency)
or any pond in The UK (and be friends with The " " )

Nowt wrong with Carp fishing on me river like.


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In South Australia, we have a river called the Murray River, it had carp introduced at some stage after 1960.

They took it over, and since they are bottom feeders, they stirred up the bottom of all the river, and turned a clear river into a murky mess. They've also pushed out many of the native fish who can't compete with the introduced carp. They are a pest, not good for eating, and destroy the natural ecosystem.

I think the days are gone where people will introduce cane toads to kill off the cane toads (didn't work). They'll test the virus as much as humanly possible before releasing it.


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Colum Black-Byron wrote:
In South Australia, we have a river called the Murray River, it had carp introduced at some stage after 1960.

They took it over, and since they are bottom feeders, they stirred up the bottom of all the river, and turned a clear river into a murky mess. They've also pushed out many of the native fish who can't compete with the introduced carp. They are a pest, not good for eating, and destroy the natural ecosystem.

I think the days are gone where people will introduce cane toads to kill off the cane toads (didn't work). They'll test the virus as much as humanly possible before releasing it.



All I am saying is, my argument that Carp in a desolate, seperate from smaller fish system, erm... maybe called Aquaponic system

or are you Australians in the sun so much?


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PostPosted: Jan 28th, '16, 05:28 
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It's easy to say it's evil to release a virus to take out a certain breed of fish when you haven't seen the consequences of what they've done.

They don't taste nice either, way too muddy and boney, but it could just be from living in muddy water. I went fishing there, and all we could catch was carp, which all get knocked on the head and left on shore.

It's also illegal, at least in my state, to transport the fish.


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sounds pretty mad

if the fish are naughty (consequences)

send em somewhere

illegal to transport fish

its like something pre renaissance this forum


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$5000 up for grabs at this weekend's Upper Peel Landcare Carp Muster. Weigh in your catch 10am to 5pm to win cash at Nundle Bowling Club Sunday November 22, 2015.
RULES AND CONDITIONS
All European Carp MUST be caught in the Peel River, upstream of the Chaffey Dam wall, on the weekend of the 21st-22nd November 2015.
Weigh in will be held at the Nundle Bowling Club between 10am and 5pm on Sunday 22nd November, by volunteers of the Upper Peel Landcare Group.

All European Carp must be presented dead, whole, fresh, not frozen, thawed, or otherwise preserved, or imported from another area and may be relinquished at the time of weigh in for eco friendly disposal. UPLG reserves the right to refuse to accept Carp if we believe rules may have been breached.


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I am currently visiting Adelaide and caught a carp in the Murray out the front of the Goolwa aquatic club. Ate it for dinner , it was yum. No muddy taste and had a delicate white flesh. I would certainly eat it again. If aussies would only rate this fish higher it would help get rid of this pest from the rivers.


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gorotsuki69 wrote:
I am currently visiting Adelaide and caught a carp in the Murray out the front of the Goolwa aquatic club. Ate it for dinner , it was yum. No muddy taste and had a delicate white flesh. I would certainly eat it again. If aussies would only rate this fish higher it would help get rid of this pest from the rivers.


Exactomondoo !

BOOM in Aussie Aquaponic industry as Carp move into peoples converted swimming pools and super ponds for aquaponic systems growing organic food which is given to Aussies to keep em off the Fosters and Barbies.


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gorotsuki69 wrote:
I am currently visiting Adelaide and caught a carp in the Murray out the front of the Goolwa aquatic club. Ate it for dinner , it was yum. No muddy taste and had a delicate white flesh. I would certainly eat it again. If aussies would only rate this fish higher it would help get rid of this pest from the rivers.


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BOOM in Aussie Aquaponic industry as Carp move into peoples converted swimming pools for aquaponic systems growing organic food which feeds the homeless !


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