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What a crying shame this was..

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Because our net goes through aus found this page when looking for customs stuff.. Cant believe this guy thought he would get them through customs, also cant believe customs destroyed 13 endangered fish and couldn't find someone to qtine them and even put them in zoo aquarium or something..

Article http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?c=10759

Photo's (click for close up) http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=5768

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Yeah I realised thats what they were when i saw the pic's.. And I thought who would kill 13 of them? Surely they're allowed in Aus and you could have found someone to qtine them at the drop of a hat..

Unbelievable that they would destroy such and endangered species, that's simply horrible!! I'm sure they could have taken them to an aquarium for proper care and handling. :evil: :evil: :evil:

Surely they're allowed in Aus and you could have found someone to qtine them at the drop of a hat..

I wouldn't count on it, AFAIK they're even more restrictive than us with what can be imported. But they actually have a reason for it, as in many parts of the country its warm enough for them to survive outside all year and could easily become established in the wild (unlike most tropical species in NZ...)

Chances are that they are captive bred coming presumably from Asia.

Zebs, Royals and pseudancistrus sp.

The story goes that some of the Zebs originally here were smuggled into Aus earlier in the decade, because of the demand. As With David R , these guys while unlikely could survive up Northern states.

Yeah, I was talking to some fish keepers when I was over last, and they were amazed that we give away BN because they are so common

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