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theFu
Need to mark these fish so they can be traced when poachers come along.
Goodlucktoyou
Damn. As an anti GM protester, no more trout. GM fish destroy the environment.
If you don’t believe me, check out what black bass and blue gill have done to lake Biwako
Seapig
@Goodlucktoyou
It’s true that the black bass and blue gill and not endemic to Lake Biwa, but they aren’t GM so your comment is just wrong.
Foreign invasive species like these certainly did great damage to the ecology of the lake, though, and not many people realize that the invasive blue gill that were introduced to Lake Biwa about 50 years ago were the offspring of fish brought back to Japan by the Emperor, cultivated and then released by the Fisheries Agency!
But the bass and blue gill are not genetically modified...