Food problem

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henk

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Look what I saw happening in my tank : a juvenile verrucosus apparently had died (drawned I think) and somebody was posting for the job of cleanup-team. Well needles to say I was looking with my eyes wide open !
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and this is how I like to see them better
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oh my. does that guy show any aggression towards his living tankmates?
 
Wow, that's both disturbing and fascinating. It appears that a rear leg of the dead one is tattered - I wonder if one of the siblings tried to chew on it before it died.
 
As an owner of two large Verrucosus..this type of appetite does not surprise me.They are pigs.

Great shot.

GE
 
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