nā Bob McDowall
Fifteen species of coarse fish (so named for their large, rough scales) have been introduced to New Zealand for aquariums or fishing. A few aquarium fish have found homes in warm, geothermal waters, while other species thrive in rivers and lakes. But several species have infested ponds and other waterways, and are considered noxious.
Te āhua nui: Bow hunter and koi carp
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