Just a little observation.
There are two GT that seemed to nearly double the rest of the group. One seems to have been isolated for the most part hanging out by itself under the driftwood but will join in the feeding frenzy of course. The second larger one seems to stick with the group for the most part but chases the smaller ones if they get too close. No fin nipping yet, but definitely flaring and mouths open. The grouper keeps to itself and the mangrove jack has become very brave and self assure. It explores non stop and jumps into the feeding frenzy of the GT unafraid until it gets body slammed by the bigger one's lol.
There are two GT that seemed to nearly double the rest of the group. One seems to have been isolated for the most part hanging out by itself under the driftwood but will join in the feeding frenzy of course. The second larger one seems to stick with the group for the most part but chases the smaller ones if they get too close. No fin nipping yet, but definitely flaring and mouths open. The grouper keeps to itself and the mangrove jack has become very brave and self assure. It explores non stop and jumps into the feeding frenzy of the GT unafraid until it gets body slammed by the bigger one's lol.
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