DEC Prohibited And Regulated Invasive Animals
New York StateProhibited and RegulatedInvasive AnimalsSeptember 10, 2014NYS DEPARTMENT OFENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATIONNYS DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE AND MARKETS
Asian Longhorned BeetleAnoplophora glabripennis
6 NYCRR Part 575Prohibited and RegulatedInvasive Animal SpeciesZebra Mussel-3-Dreissena polymorpha
New York State Environmental Conservation LawNYCRR Part 575 Prohibited and Regulated Invasive Animal SpeciesQuestions and t are invasive species?Invasive species means a species that is nonnative to a particular ecosystem, and whose introductioncauses or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human or animal health.How does this regulation defne ‘animal?’‘Animal’ means all vertebrate and invertebrate species, in any stage of development, including butnot limited to mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fsh, mollusks, arthropods, insects, and their eggs,larvae or young, but excluding humans.Why are invasive species a problem?Invasive species can harm natural communities and systems (plants and animals found in particular physicalenvironments) by out-competing native species, reducing biological diversity, altering community structure and,in some cases, changing ecosystems. Invasive species threaten New York’s food supply, not only agriculturebut also harvested wildlife, fsh and shellfsh; our landscaping, parks, gardens, and pets; and our recreationresources and even animal and human health. All New Yorkers have a stake in the invasive species issue.How will these regulations help?These regulations will help control invasive species by reducing their introduction and spread by limitingcommerce in such species. By preventing introduction of new invasive species, New York will save time,effort, and money in the future.How were the lists included in the regulations developed?The lists of prohibited and regulated species were developed using the species assessment and listingprocess outlined in the 2010 report “A Regulatory System for Non-native Species,” which can be foundat http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/63402.html.When were the regulations implemented?The fnal regulations (and a summary) were published in the State Register September 10, 2014.The regulations went into effect on March 10, 2015.What is the difference between prohibited and regulated invasive species?Prohibited invasive species cannot be knowingly possessed with the intent to sell, import, purchase, transportor introduce. In addition, no person shall sell, import, purchase, transport, introduce or propagate prohibitedinvasive species. Regulated invasive species, on the other hand, are species which cannot be knowinglyintroduced into a free-living state, or introduced by a means that one should have known would lead to suchan introduction, although such species shall be legal to possess, sell, buy, propagate and transport.Who will enforce the regulations?The regulations will be enforced by the Department of Environmental Conservation,with assistance from the Department of Agriculture and Markets.-4-
FISHPROHIBITEDCarp, BigheadPROHIBITEDCarp, BlackHypophthalmichthys nobilisPROHIBITEDCarp, Largescale SilverPROHIBITEDCarp, SilverHypophthalmichthys harmandiPROHIBITEDGoby, RoundMylopharyngodon piceusHypophthalmichthys molitrixPROHIBITEDGoby, TubenoseNeogobius melanostomusPROHIBITEDProterorhinus semilunaris (P. marmoratus)PROHIBITEDMosquitofsh, Eastern Gambusia holbrookiMosquitofsh, Western-5-Gambusia affnis
FISHPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDOriental WeatherfshSea LampreyMisgurnus anguillicaudatusPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDSnakehead, BullseyeSnakehead, GiantChanna maruliusPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDSnakehead, NorthernTenchChanna argusPROHIBITEDWalking CatfshPetromyzon marinusClarias batrachus-6-Tinca tincaChanna micropeltes
FISHREGULATEDAsian Swamp EelREGULATEDCommon Carp, KoiMonopterus albusREGULATEDGoldfshREGULATEDLionfsh, CommonCarassius auratusREGULATEDLionfsh, RedPterois milesREGULATEDRed Shiner Cyprinella lutrensisPterois volitansREGULATEDRuddCyprinus carpioREGULATEDRuffeScardinius erythrophthalmus-7-Gymnocephalus cernuus
FISHREGULATEDTilapia, BlueREGULATEDTilapia, NileOreochromis aureusREGULATEDZanderSander lucioperca (Stizostedion lucioperca)-8-Oreochromis niloticus
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATESPROHIBITEDAsian ClamPROHIBITEDCorbicula fumineaPROHIBITEDBloody Red ShrimpAsian Sea Squirt Styela plicataPROHIBITEDHemimysis anomalaPROHIBITEDFaucet SnailPROHIBITEDBithynia tentaculataCarpet TunicateAsian Shore CrabHemigrapsus sanguineusPROHIBITEDDidemnum spp.PROHIBITEDChinese Mitten Crab Eriocheir sinensisPROHIBITEDFishhook Water FleaCercopagis pengoiMystery Snail, ChineseBellamya chinensis (Cipangopaludina chinensis)-9-
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATESPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDMystery Snail, Japanese Bellamya japonicaPROHIBITEDRusty CrayfshNew Zealand Mud SnailQuagga MusselPotamopyrgus antipodarumDreissena rostriformis bugensisPROHIBITEDOrconectes rusticusSpiny Water FleaBythotrephese longimanus (B. cederstroemi)PROHIBITEDVeined Rapa WhelkPROHIBITEDRapana venosaPROHIBITEDZebra MusselDreissena polymorpha- 10 -PROHIBITEDSuminoe OysterCrassostrea ariakensis
AQUATIC INVERTEBRATESREGULATEDREGULATEDCrab, Brush-clawed Shore, Grapsid Hemigrapsus takanoi (H. penicillatus)Crab, European GreenREGULATEDWater FleaDaphnia lumholtzi- 11 -Carcinus maenas
TERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATESPROHIBITEDAfricanized Honey BeeApis melliferascutellata x A. mellifera ligustica/ A. mellifera iberiensisPROHIBITEDAsian Longhorned BeetlePROHIBITEDAsian and European Gypsy MothPROHIBITEDAsian Earthworms Amynthas spp.Lymantria disparPROHIBITEDBeech Scale Cryptococcus fagisugaPROHIBITEDEmerald Ash Borer Agrilus planipennisAnoplophora glabripennisPROHIBITEDGiant African Land SnailPROHIBITEDGiant Ghana Snail Achatina achatinaAchatina fulica (Lissachatina fulica)PROHIBITEDGiant West African SnailArchachatina marginata- 12 -
TERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATESPROHIBITEDHemlock Woolly Adelgid Adelges tsugaePROHIBITEDJapanese Pine SawyerMonochamus alternatusPROHIBITEDWalnut Twig Beetle Pityophthorus juglandis- 13 -PROHIBITEDSirex Woodwasp Sirex noctilio
TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATESPROHIBITEDAsian Raccoon Dog Nyctereutes procyonoidesPROHIBITEDEurasian BoarEuropean Hare Lepus europaeusSus scrofa (excluding Sus scrofa domestica)PROHIBITEDMute Swan Cygnus olorPROHIBITEDPROHIBITEDNutria Myocastor coypus- 14 -
TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATESREGULATEDAfrican Clawed Frog Xenopus laevisREGULATEDMonk Parakeet Myiopsitta monachusREGULATEDEgyptian Goose Alopochen aegyptiacusREGULATEDMuscovy Duck Cairina moschata- 15 -REGULATEDEuropean Rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculusREGULATEDRed-eared Slider Trachemys scripta elegans
Index by Common NameCOMMON NAMESCIENTIFIC NAMECOMMON NAMEPAGEFISHAsian Swamp EelCarp, BigheadCarp, BlackCarp, Largescale SilverCarp, SilverCommon Carp, KoiGoby, RoundGoby, TubenoseGoldfshLionfsh, CommonLionfsh, RedMosquitofsh, EasternMosquitofsh, WesternOriental WeatherfshRed ShinerRuddRuffeSea LampreySnakehead, BullseyeSnakehead, GiantSnakehead, NorthernTenchTilapia, BlueTilapia, NileWalking CatfshZanderMystery Snail, JapaneseNew Zealand Mud SnailQuagga MusselRusty CrayfshSpiny Water FleaSuminoe OysterVeined Rapa WhelkWater FleaZebra MusselPAGETERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATESMonopterus albusHypophthalmichthys nobilisMylopharyngodon piceusHypophthalmichthys harmandiHypophthalmichthys molitrixCyprinus carpioNeogobius melanostomusProterorhinus semilunaris(P. marmoratus)Carassius auratusPterois milesPterois volitansGambusia holbrookiGambusia affnisMisgurnus anguillicaudatusCyprinella lutrensisScardinius erythrophthalmusGymnocephalus cernuusPetromyzon marinusChanna maruliusChanna micropeltesChanna argusTinca tincaOreochromis aureusOreochromis niloticusClarias batrachusSander lucioperca(Stizostedion lucioperca)Africanized Honey Bee5555755Asian and EuropeanGypsy MothAsian EarthwormsAsian Longhorned BeetleBeech ScaleEmerald Ash BorerGiant African Land SnailGiant Ghana SnailGiant West African SnailHemlock Woolly AdelgidJapanese Pine SawyerSirex WoodwaspWalnut Twig Beetle777556777666668868Corbicula fumineaStyela plicataHemigrapsus sanguineusHemimysis anomalaDidemnum spp.Eriocheir sinensis999999Hemigrapsus takanoi (H. penicillatus)Carcinus maenasBithynia tentaculataCercopagis pengoiBellamya chinensis(Cipangopaludina chinensis)Bellamya japonicaPotamopyrgus antipodarumDreissena rostriformis bugensisOrconectes rusticusBythotrephese longimanus(B. cederstroemi)Crassostrea ariakensisRapana venosaDaphnia lumholtziDreissena polymorpha1111999Apis mellifera scutellata x A. melliferaligustica/ A. mellifera iberiensisLymantria dispar12Amynthas spp.Anoplophora glabripennisCryptococcus fagisugaAgrilus planipennisAchatina fulica (Lissachatina fulica)Achatina achatinaArchachatina marginataAdelges tsugaeMonochamus alternatusSirex noctilioPityophthorus juglandis121212121212121313131312TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATESAfrican Clawed FrogAsian Raccoon DogEgyptian GooseEurasian BoarEuropean HareEuropean RabbitMonk ParakeetMuscovy DuckMute SwanNutriaRed-eared SliderAQUATIC INVERTEBRATESAsian ClamAsian Sea SquirtAsian Shore CrabBloody Red ShrimpCarpet TunicateChinese Mitten CrabCrab, Brush-clawed Shore,GrapsidCrab, European GreenFaucet SnailFishhook Water FleaMystery Snail, ChineseSCIENTIFIC NAME101010101010101110- 16 -Xenopus laevisNyctereutes procyonoidesAlopochen aegyptiacusSus scrofa(excluding Sus scrofa domesticus)Lepus europaeusOryctolagus cuniculusMyiopsitta monachusCairina moschataCygnus olorMyocastor coypusTrachemys scripta elegans1514151414151515141415
Index by Scientifc NameSCIENTIFIC NAMECOMMON NAMEPAGESCIENTIFIC NAMEGoldfshSnakehead, NorthernSnakehead, BullseyeSnakehead, GiantWalking CatfshCommon Carp, KoiRed ShinerMosquitofsh, WesternMosquitofsh, EasternRuffeCarp, Largescale SilverCarp, SilverCarp, BigheadOriental WeatherfshAsian Swamp EelCarp, BlackGoby, RoundTilapia, BlueTilapia, NileSea LampreyGoby, Tubenose766667755755565558865Lionfsh, CommonLionfsh, RedZander778RuddTench76Mystery Snail, Chinese9Mystery Snail, JapaneseFaucet SnailSpiny Water Flea10910Crab, European GreenFishhook Water FleaAsian ClamSuminoe OysterWater FleaCarpet TunicateZebra MusselQuagga MusselChinese Mitten CrabAsian Shore CrabCrab, Brush-clawed Shore, Grapsid11991011910109911Bloody Red ShrimpRusty CrayfshNew Zealand Mud SnailVeined Rapa WhelkAsian Sea Squirt91010109Achatina achatinaAchatina fulica(Lissachatina fulica)Adelges tsugaeAgrilus planipennisAmynthas spp.Anoplophora glabripennisApis mellifera scutellata xA. mellifera ligustica/A. mellifera iberiensisArchachatina marginataCryptococcus fagisugaLymantria disparGiant Ghana SnailGiant African Land Snail1212Hemlock Woolly AdelgidEmerald Ash BorerAsian EarthwormsAsian Longhorned BeetleAfricanized Honey Bee1312121212Giant West African SnailBeech ScaleAsian and European Gypsy Moth121212Monochamus alternatusPityophthorus juglandisSirex noctilioJapanese Pine SawyerWalnut Twig BeetleSirex Woodwasp131313TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATESAlopochen aegyptiacusCairina moschataCygnus olorLepus europaeusMyiopsitta monachusMyocastor coypusNyctereutes procyonoidesOryctolagus cuniculusSus scrofa(excluding Sus scrofa domesticus)Trachemys scripta elegansXenopus laevisAQUATIC INVERTEBRATEBellamya chinensis(Cipangopaludina chinensis)Bellamya japonicaBithynia tentaculataBythotrephese longimanus(B. cederstroemi)Carcinus maenasCercopagis pengoiCorbicula fumineaCrassostrea ariakensisDaphnia lumholtziDidemnum spp.Dreissena polymorphaDreissena rostriformis bugensisEriocheir sinensisHemigrapsus sanguineusHemigrapsus takanoi(H. penicillatus)Hemimysis anomalaOrconectes rusticusPotamopyrgus antipodarumRapana venosaStyela plicataPAGETERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATESFISHCarassius auratusChanna argusChanna maruliusChanna micropeltesClarias batrachusCyprinus carpioCyprinella lutrensisGambusia affnisGambusia holbrookiGymnocephalus cernuusHypophthalmichthys harmandiHypophthalmichthys molitrixHypophthalmichthys nobilisMisgurnus anguillicaudatusMonopterus albusMylopharyngodon piceusNeogobius melanostomusOreochromis aureusOreochromis niloticusPetromyzon marinusProterorhinus semilunaris(P. marmoratus)Pterois milesPterois volitansSander lucioperca(Stizostedion lucioperca)Scardinius erythrophthalmusTinca tincaCOMMON NAME- 17 -Egyptian GooseMuscovy DuckMute SwanEuropean HareMonk ParakeetNutriaAsian Raccoon DogEuropean RabbitEurasian Boar151514141514141514Red-eared SliderAfrican Clawed Frog1515
Photo CreditsCOVER: Asian Carp: Jim Weber, Memphis StarTribune, Bugwood.org; European hare: Sławomir Skowronek, slawomirskowronek foto-kurier;Emerald Ash Borer: David Cappaert, Michigan State University, Bugwood.org; Sea Lamprey mouth: T. Lawrence, Great Lakes Fishery CommissionPage 3: Zebra Mussel: ?FISH, PROHIBITED: Carp, Bighead: Dezidor, licensed under Creative Commons via Wikimedia Commons; Carp, Black: Christoph Wimmer at rekordfsche.at; Carp, Largescale Silver: Departmentof Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures, Auburn University; Carp, Silver: Magiccity, licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons; Goby, Round: Dave Jude, University of Michigan; Goby,Tubenose: Yuriy Kvach, Creative Commons; Mosquitofsh, Eastern: Chris Appleby, US Geological Survey; Mosquitofsh, Western: NOZO, Wikimedia.org; Oriental Weatherfsh: New York Departmentof Environmental Conservation Archive; Sea Lamprey: large photo - C. Krueger, Great Lakes Fishery Commission, inset - T. Lawrence, Great Lakes Fishery Commission; Snakehead, Bullseye: IanaréSevé, licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons; Snakehead, Giant: George Chernilevsky, licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons; Snakehead, Northern: OpenCage,licensed under Creative Commons; Tench: Karelj, licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons; Walking Catfsh: Wibowo Djatmiko, licensed under the Creative Commons. FISH, REGULATED: Asian Swamp Eel: U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey; Common Carp, Koi: Gunther Schmida License: CC BY Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike 3.0; Goldfsh: ThomasUland, North American Native Fish Association; Lionfsh, Common: Alexander Vasenin, Wikimedia Commons; Lionfsh, Red: Alexander Vasenin, Wikimedia Commons; Red Shiner: Marine discovery,GNU Free Documentation License; Rudd: Xomenka, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0; Ruffe: Tiit Hunt, Wikimedia Commons; Tilapia, Blue: Chad Thomas, Texas State University-SanMarcos; Tilapia, Nile: Bjørn Christian Tørrissen, Wikimedia Commons; Zander: Gösta Sundman: Suomen Kalat (Kansalliskirjasto, The National Library of Finland),AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES, PROHIBITED: Asian Clam: Crown Copyright 2009 - GB Non-Native Species Secretariat; Asian Sea Squirt: Rosana M. Rocha, Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR),Brazil; Asian Shore Crab: Brigham Whitman, Clark University, 2004; Bloody Red Shrimp: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; Carpet Tunicate: MIT Sea Grant; Chinese Mitten Crab:CA Dept of Fish and Game, National Exotic Marine and Estuarine Species Information System; Faucet Snail: The freshwater gastropods of North America, www.fwgna.org; Fishhook Water Flea: IgorGrigorovich, University of Windsor; Mystery Snail, Chinese: Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, Licensed under public domain at Wikipedia; Mystery Snail, Japanese: The freshwater gastropodsof North America. www.fwgna.org; New Zealand Mud Snail: Michal Mañas, Wikimedia Commons; Quagga Mussel: ?; Rusty Crayfsh: Casey Swecker, Marshall University; Spiny Water Flea: KateFeil, http://nas.er.usgs.gov; Suminoe Oyster: Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Veined Rapa Whelk: ?; Zebra Mussel: Scott Camazine, NY Sea Grant. AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES, REGULATED:Crab, Brush-clawed Shore, Grapsid: Hans Hillewaert, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International; Crab, European Green: ?; Water Flea: Jerry Evans, Centexnaturalist.com.TERRESTRIAL INVERTEBRATES, PROHIBITED: Africanized Honey Bee: Jeffrey W. Lotz, Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Bugwood.org; Asian and European Gypsy Moth:large photo - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Wikimedia Commons, inset - Entomart.be, Wikimedia Commons; Asian Earthworms: Thomas Brown, Creative Commons at Wikimedia;Asian Longhorned Beetle: Kenneth R. Law, USDA APHIS PPQ, Bugwood.org; Beech Scale: Joseph O’Brien, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org; Emerald Ash Borer: David Cappaert, Michigan StateUniversity, Bugwood.org; Giant African Land Snail: Andrew Derksen, FDACS/DPI, Bugwood.org; Giant Ghana Snail: Schneckenmama at German Wikipedia; Giant West African Snail: Yuri Yashin,achatina.ru, Bugwood.org; Hemlock Woolly Adelgid: Michael Montgomery, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org; Japanese Pine Sawyer: Jijing Song and Juan Shi, Beijing Forestry University, Bugwood.org; Sirex Woodwasp: Steven Valley, Oregon Department of Agriculture, Bugwood.org; Walnut Twig Beetle: Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org.TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATES, PROHIBITED: Asian Raccoon Dog: Jpogi, on Wikipedia Commons; European Boar: The Nature Conservancy Archive, The Nature Conservancy, Bugwood.org; European Hare: Ostnov, Panoramio.com; Mute Swan: Meghan O’Neill McDonald; Nutria: Philippe Amelant, Wikimedia Commons. TERRESTRIAL AND AQUATIC VERTEBRATES, REGULATED:African Clawed Frog: Brian Gratwicke, Wikimedia Commons via Creative Commons; Egyptian Goose: Andreas Trepte, Creative Commons; European Rabbit: JJ Harrison, Mikimedia Commons; MonkParakeet: Stephanie Sanchez, Bugwood.org; Muscovy Duck: Gerard Hogervorst, Wikimedia Commons, Red-eared Slider: Greg Hume, Wikimedia Commons.- 18 -
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This publication was prepared for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation by the Cornell University Cooperative Extension Invasive SpeciesProgram. This publication, the Cornell University Cooperative Extension Invasive Species Program, and the NY Invasive Species Clearinghouse aresupported by the NYS Environmental Protection Fund through a contract with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.Cooperative ExtensionCornell Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity, affrmative action educator and employer. Cornell University, June 22, 2015
Sep 10, 2014 · Mystery Snail, Chinese . Mystery Snail, Japanese New Zealand Mud Snail Quagga Mussel Rusty Crayfsh Spiny Water Flea . Suminoe Oyster Veined Rapa Whelk Water Flea Zebra Mussel . Corbicula fuminea 9 Styela plicata 9 Hemigrapsus sanguineus 9 Hemimysis anomala 9 Didemnum spp. 9 Eriocheir
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