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Maybe the "competition" part just depends on what part of the world you're
in. Some areas are more sensitive & less able to handle invasive species than others. http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/hab/broc/i...html~mainFrame Jacqui "Gunther" wrote in message t... In article , says... I keep goldfish in my outdoor pond, as well as in my aquarium. They can live in lakes, rivers, etc... and as such, should never be released into the wild. The can outcompete native species and do great damage to ecosystems. I certainly agree they shouldn't be released into the wild, but I seriously doubt the "outcompete" part. For one thing, their extreme coloration would attract predators like .... well, like a raccoon to a goldfish. You can't compete at all if you're dead. Gunther |
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