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This is what the photographer would have liked yesterday: As soon as the camera is ready, as the great white shark appears in the Westend catfish movie of the modest depths of Dreieichweiher. Unfortunately, only Photoshop makes it possible
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Offenbach – After the Angelsportverein Neptun, originally commissioned by the Wels-Jagd, he felt pushed by animal rights activists and resigned from his job Does the city want the Dreieichweiher now with professional fishermen? By Marian Meidel
The excitement surrounding the problematic catfish in Dreieichweiher just does not stop. As reported, the animal has eaten all fish from the pond since its first sighting in 2017 and recently – even driven by hunger – even embedded ducklings. But Angelsportverein Neptun, which the city later entrusted to catching the fish, made a comeback back Thursday, after it felt pushed by animal rights advocates. Now professional fishermen have to take care of the catfish hunt.
"It would be possible to fish with electricity or take off with the net," says city spokeswoman Kerstin Holzheimer. In electric fishing, as its name indicates, an electric field is created in the water. The electrocution stuns the fish
Heike Hollerbach, head of the environment at Offenbach, and his team have to think about how the chick killer will be made harmless after the fishermen's retirement from Neptune.
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Next Monday, 9. July, depending on the city, but no one is commissioned – and time is running out. Catfish has already destroyed all but two chicks in the pond. "After that, he'll starve or look for the next possible prey as a predatory fish," says Holzheimer. And that is precisely the heart of the claims of animal rights advocates, who have recently talked about it. The Peta organization told our editors, "We want the catfish to be transferred from the pond to the Main River." This is not only unlikely – the High Authority of Fisheries of the Regional Council of Kbadel is explicitly opposed to this variant. Photos: These seven species of animals are undesirable in Hesse
Species threatened by Mallard and Moorhens catfish are in particular according to the Federal Nature Conservation Act Specially Protected Species (Category: Notifiable Notice). ;Warning). "The catfish, however, is out of season and can be hunted all year," says Heike Hollerbach, chief of the Environment Bureau.
On the fact that the pond fish on the park road, but all agree. In any case, he would starve in the long run.
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