I have just spoken to OATA regarding a seperate matter and the man at the other end of the phone said that these plants are not yet banned and are currently being "looked at" regarding banning and it would be at least 8 weeks if not more before we actually see a change in law.
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Changes to UK law
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Themuleous
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Thanks George, that is interesting. I have read it through with my boss and I personally, think the law is worded such that it is illegal, but then again I'm no lawyer!
I guess all this chatter and discussion does at least highlight the responsibility we as keeps of aquariums, in particular aquariums with a large and varied number of aquatic plants, have when it comes to disposal of aquarium water and plant matter we remove from our tanks.
Sam
I guess all this chatter and discussion does at least highlight the responsibility we as keeps of aquariums, in particular aquariums with a large and varied number of aquatic plants, have when it comes to disposal of aquarium water and plant matter we remove from our tanks.
Sam
