Well since I've got it mostly cleaned up I figured I'd post up a full room shot or best I could.
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Lol right.That is quite a crop of crayfish you've got there! Maybe a little side business? ?
Yeah I've used them to catch Pike and bass when I used to fish alot. I don't have any bigger predators then my polys. They can eat the small ones I'm sure I just don't know if they can catch them or will even try.I hear predators like bass like to eat them as long as they have no big claws.
From what I noticed with my bichir was he preferred artificial food over anything else. He would snag a guppy if it swam an inch from his face but never chased them. He didn't mind eating dead fish tho so he ended up being a good clean up system for my FH grow out tank because those lil pcycopaths constantly would kill each other. He also never seemed to have any interest in eating worms or anything either. I guess he just liked his dead fish and shrimp pellets over everything else.Yeah I've used them to catch Pike and bass when I used to fish alot. I don't have any bigger predators then my polys. They can eat the small ones I'm sure I just don't know if they can catch them or will even try.
They do seem to scavenge quite a bit. My male Del's took out about 10 giant danios, and when I tried adding the Congo tetras they were snapping at them too. So I would think those two would catch and eat crayfish if they could catch them that is. Im unsure of the rest of them though they are pretty lazy.From what I noticed with my bichir was he preferred artificial food over anything else. He would snag a guppy if it swam an inch from his face but never chased them. He didn't mind eating dead fish tho so he ended up being a good clean up system for my FH grow out tank because those lil pcycopaths constantly would kill each other. He also never seemed to have any interest in eating worms or anything either. I guess he just liked his dead fish and shrimp pellets over everything else.
Lol they are bottom feeders after all. But yeah them crayfish would be hard to catch. They'd have to get behind it to catch it I would think since crayfish scoot backwards faster then they do forwards.They do seem to scavenge quite a bit. My male Del's took out about 10 giant danios, and when I tried adding the Congo tetras they were snapping at them too. So I would think those two would catch and eat crayfish if they could catch them that is. Im unsure of the rest of them though they are pretty lazy.