Invasive fish species likely illegally released in Kāpiti lakes
Release time：2024-04-30 10:39:22 Source：Stellar Station news portal
The discovery of dead tench in two Paraparaumu lakes suggests the invasive species has been illegally released, Kāpiti Coast District Council says. Photo: Supplied / Kāpiti Coast District Council
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