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Anyone entering an aquarium shop of any repute will usually find some form of L numbered catfish. These fish are caught in the wild and have not yet been given scientific designation, thus in my logic the shops are selling cryptids.
I find this a bit disturbing, how many are left in the wild? If there are so few in the wild that science has not yet recognised them, shouldn't they be protected by CITEES or whatever its called. Also, how do we know that the last relic population of this species has not just been wiped out to provide someone with a fish-tank curio?
I find this a bit disturbing, how many are left in the wild? If there are so few in the wild that science has not yet recognised them, shouldn't they be protected by CITEES or whatever its called. Also, how do we know that the last relic population of this species has not just been wiped out to provide someone with a fish-tank curio?