PEST Invasive Aquarium Fish on Sunshine Coast

[@Hairbyben]

Went and had a look here the other day. Will be trying here soon and loads of big fish. Once caught how would u dispose of them. How to kill them etc.

[@ratdaddy7774]

I'm from the USA and the part I live in is Pennsylvania we have winter and the tropical invasives can't take too much of a foothold for the most part, we would worry about the many species of carp and maybe the dojo loach which are illegal to own in New Jersey which the next state over, we have the most trouble in Florida and some of the other southern states but Florida runs the gambit for invasive fish you pretty name it they have it😮

[@goldpanningwithscott]

Hopefully at some point I'll make a trip over to USA for some international fish trapping :)

[@DaveGrenfell-x3s]

Hey Scott I reckon publish the location of where the ferals are living, people might catch them to feed their big aquarium fish. I ran into some guy catching natives to feed his American cichlids, well within his rights of course but would be good if they were invasives instead

[@goldpanningwithscott]

Oh precisely. I do mention the name of location in the video :)

[@UncannySense]

if you are caught in possession of tilapia beyond the point of capture you are liable of up to a $200000 fine in Australia.

[@nicolelogiudice]

Love the videos! Keep up the awesome work!

[@goldpanningwithscott]

Thanks for the support :)

[@GardenGothDesigns]

I live 5 mins away from this spot, Do i need a license to remove the invasive fish from this spot?

[@goldpanningwithscott]

Not at all. Go for it!!

[@eddyortiz8110]

Bait your traps with a litte dry catfood you will catch so many more you'll be amazed or bread thry love that aswell.

[@rogerandlyndabeall3840]

I live on the sunny coast. Where is this??

[@goldpanningwithscott]

Rotary Park, Caloundra

[@theblindfuerie668]

If you want tilapia go to maurrie Rd the knee high creek has thousands of them, unfortunately thousands isnt exaggerating