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scubasteve247
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for educational purposes to all.
be very careful when collecting if your not familiar with florida collection laws
this link provides all the information on marine harvesting.
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
the lobster is permitted,
the serpent star is permitted.
the picture of the florida star is not good enough for a positive identification however i believe its the Oreaster reticulatus
http://www.seasky.org/reeflife/sea2d.html
if the starfish is that species it falls under the prohibited species list.
be careful.
be very careful when collecting if your not familiar with florida collection laws
this link provides all the information on marine harvesting.
http://myfwc.com/marine/recreational/recharvestmls.htm
the lobster is permitted,
the serpent star is permitted.
the picture of the florida star is not good enough for a positive identification however i believe its the Oreaster reticulatus
http://www.seasky.org/reeflife/sea2d.html
if the starfish is that species it falls under the prohibited species list.
be careful.
cubano2480
In Memoriam
nice lobster man how big it will get???
Bernie21
Active member
nice lobster man how big it will get???
Thnx, it will prob get between 8-10", Im not a lobster expert, but I do belive it doesnt get to big. Maybe REDDAWG can chime in, he;s a bit more kknowledgable w lobsters.
scubasteve247
Thnx for your concern, but like Mel said, I do not collect myself, I bought them from a local online store, that happens to get great stuff right of our own waters.
Thnx, it will prob get between 8-10", Im not a lobster expert, but I do belive it doesnt get to big. Maybe REDDAWG can chime in, he;s a bit more kknowledgable w lobsters.
scubasteve247
Thnx for your concern, but like Mel said, I do not collect myself, I bought them from a local online store, that happens to get great stuff right of our own waters.
