<< Sorry, Moon, they are protected in GA. >>
I didn't know that, I saw some in a pet shop here a couple years ago but I
didn't know what they were for sure at the time. Let me take a guess as to
why they are rare, introduced flathead catfish are eating them all? That is
what is going on here with bullheads. I like flatheads but they should have
left them where they belonged!
Moon
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