Scavenger fish are invasive organisms and cannot be released at will. The party in violation of the law, free release of scavenger fish, causing damage to other people's person, property damage or harm to the ecosystem, should bear the corresponding legal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Why scavenger fish can not be released:

This is because it is no natural enemies, reproduction speed is also very fast, it is easy to the environment can not.

If you don't want to keep scavenger anymore, or bury it alive, can't release. If released in rivers or streams, it has no natural enemies, plus its own vitality is very tenacious, breeding speed is super fast, the number of easily exceeded the limit, will destroy the balance.

And also, it will eat the eggs of other fish, and eat a lot of them, easily endangering other fish. It also produces a lot of garbage, which can pollute the waters. So, burying it alive is a wise thing to do, releasing it is not a wise choice.

Ordinary scavenger and leopard scavenger difference:

1, pattern

Leopard scavenger body is obvious leopard, while the ordinary scavenger is not. Leopard scavengers but to look better than ordinary scavengers.

2, color

Leopard scavenger's color is more yellowish, while the ordinary scavenger color is black. When feeding, the cleaning strength of the ordinary scavenger is to be stronger than the leopard print scavenger.

3, habits

Leopard scavenger will not attach to the body to nibble, but ordinary scavengers like to attach to other fish. Also, the leopard scavenger is more sensitive than the common scavenger.

Legal basis:

Wildlife Protection Law

Article 38 Any organization or individual releasing wild animals into the wild environment shall choose local species suitable for survival in the wild where they are released, and shall not interfere with the normal life and production of the local residents, and shall avoid causing harm to the ecosystem. Casual release of wild animals, causing damage to other people's personal and property or jeopardize the ecosystem, shall bear legal responsibility.