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A thought just came to mind. Is there lobster hunting in Phuket? Being a landlocked diver, I've never gotten a chance to try it, well except for crawfish. If there is lobster hunting, what are the rules?
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Sure. And I've seen many in the South China Sea off Malaysia as well, which of course is Pacific water. It's called Panulirus versicolor or blue/painted spiny lobster. It lives throughout the tropical indo-pacific, so maybe the water is too cold where you are, Jason.
Lobsters, yes there are, however not the Atlantic type.
Please don't kill them - there's way too much poaching going on already around Phuket.
If you kill them, my only hope is that you learn what living in a Thai jail is like.
Folks I was just asking an innocent question. I even asked about the rules. Apparently it is not supposed to be done, so, I will only take their picture as I usually do.
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Folks I was just asking an innocent question. I even asked about the rules. Apparently it is not supposed to be done, so, I will only take their picture as I usually do.
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