5 AAC 41.899 - Definitions
In addition to the definitions set out in AS 16.05.940 and AS 16.40.199, in 5 AAC 41.001 - 5 AAC 41.799.
(1) "aquaculture" means the cultivation of
aquatic animals, including aquatic fish and invertebrates, under positive
control;
(2) "aquarium stocking"
(A) means the taking of fish from the natural
waters of the state or placement of fish originating from the natural waters of
the state for purposes of live display;
(B) does not include placement of fish taken
in a commercial fishery in a live tank for sale or resale;
(3) "aquatic organism" means amphibians,
fish, aquatic invertebrates, and aquatic plants in any stage of its life cycle,
found in or introduced into the state, and includes any part of such amphibian,
fish, aquatic invertebrate, or aquatic plant;
(4) "commercial display" means the display of
live fish where a fee is charged for admission to the viewing area or where
viewing is limited to guests of an establishment which sells merchandise,
transportation, services, or accommodations;
(5) "marking and tagging" means all forms of
skin alterations, fin clipping or other mutilation, or insertion of foreign
materials in live fish or other procedures that permit later
identification;
(6) "ornamental
fish" means live marine or freshwater organisms commonly known as a "tropical
fish," "aquarium fish," or "goldfish," including aquarium plants,
invertebrates, and amphibians, which:
(A) are
not used for sport fishing, human consumption, or bait purposes;
(B) are maintained in closed systems for
personal, pet industry, or hobby purposes;
(C) are imported, cultured, or sold in the
state for viewing in aquaria or for raising in closed artificial
systems;
(D) will not be placed in
waters or lands of the state;
(E)
are not capable of surviving in the wild in Alaska;
(F) are not capable of causing a genetic
alteration of a species that is indigenous to Alaska;
(G) are not capable of causing a significant
reduction in the population of a species that is indigenous to Alaska; and
(H) are not capable of
transmitting a disease to a species that is indigenous to
Alaska;
(7) "vocational"
is education and training in a skill or trade related to the biology or
culturing of aquatic organisms.
Notes
Authority:AS 16.05.020
AS 16.05.251
AS 16.05.270
AS 16.05.340
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