gasmask
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Another thread in this forum has a few people grumpy about seeing a predatory fish doing what it is supposed to do, feeding on smaller fish.
I can understand it isn't the nicest thing to watch, but it is part of nature.
Some fish though can be trained off live food, and IMO this is better.
Certainly it is healthier.
I have owned many predatory fish, and have made a point of getting them off live food ASAP. Most adjusted well.
My old Channa Micropeltes however NEVER got off the lives.
After reaching a size too big for even my pond, I donated to a public space where according to them it still only takes live food.
Here is Just a little clip of my old Channa Micropeltes (Red Snakehead) showing his true brutal self on a goldie more than half it's size.
I wish I had videos of it eating as a 2ft pond fish, but never really saw much in the green water other than a splash. At that size it was eating common Koi at 8"+.
So let's discuss what this forum is supposed to be about, predatory fish!
Feel free to post your fish hunting vids.
I can understand it isn't the nicest thing to watch, but it is part of nature.
Some fish though can be trained off live food, and IMO this is better.
Certainly it is healthier.
I have owned many predatory fish, and have made a point of getting them off live food ASAP. Most adjusted well.
My old Channa Micropeltes however NEVER got off the lives.
After reaching a size too big for even my pond, I donated to a public space where according to them it still only takes live food.
Here is Just a little clip of my old Channa Micropeltes (Red Snakehead) showing his true brutal self on a goldie more than half it's size.
I wish I had videos of it eating as a 2ft pond fish, but never really saw much in the green water other than a splash. At that size it was eating common Koi at 8"+.
So let's discuss what this forum is supposed to be about, predatory fish!
Feel free to post your fish hunting vids.