Ok, any animal that is released in a new environment is going to have to compete with the native fauna. Either they get along with the native species like the Peacock Bass or they can mess things up like the fire ants do. My explanation is that they HAVE NOT been released in any numbers that would allow them to take hold. It was stupid of me to ask you to back something up that you said. I'm surprised that you are still answering anything on here. I thought you would have been hiding by now. Proof would be a know population of them. Rainer, why isn't there a population of Tigers running around Florida? They are kept and bred here. It must be the ants and cougars that are keeping them from establishing a population. As far as the last month goes, I have been moving and unpacking to my new house. It takes a lot to move my animals. I will try and step up my comments to your stupid remarks.
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