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![]() I discovered that lion fish have established themselves in the atlantic. Apparently, enough escaped to form a colony to start breeding and a few have gotten large. I suppose some aquarist decided to release them. The speer fishermen have been destroying them on site, and the local reef research team has been starting to track sightings to determine their prevalence. Just curious if there would be a market for them if caught. I checked on the venom and there don't seem to be any known/reported deaths and it's easily treated with a hot pack. --Kurt |
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