Father Fish is a great guy. I used to go to his shop in Venice all the time. I know as a Florida native, our reefs here have had some real decimation from the lionfish being let lose into the gulf. Also species like the boa constrictor, ball python, and other exotic reptiles have been exposed to the everglades and backwoods, which has disrupted that environment. We have wild chameleons. Chameleons only come from Madagascar and Yemen, so they love it here. Lol. This could have to do with that. We're big on aquaculture in Florida though so I don't think that this will necessarily cancel all of the pet industry. It's probably geared towards preventing things like this happening more, so limiting imports more than exports. I'm not saying that I agree with all of what's been going on in Florida, but over the years I've heard a lot of talk about how the exotic imports of animals have affected our native Florida environment. Even with plants. We have many foreign invasive brush and trees that I don't remember seeing years ago. Honestly, I'm disappointed that we only have 200 researched and approved species. The entire system should be functioning better than that. I love the reefing hobby, but if we could gear more towards captive bred species instead of importing wild exotics to Florida it would be an improvement. Hopefully I haven't offended anyone, and there has been some wild legislation going on here that I have not been satisfied with either.