Gulper eaten by...

[HarleyK]

AFAIK, gulpers don't eat other gulpers.

It'd appear gulpers are an easy prey. They don't seem to comprehend the need to swim away or hide

I couldn't agree more.
My suspicion is that they don't have to swim away or hide. There must be some sort of a passive defense mechanism. They don't eat each other. They look totally vulnerable, yet, I have never come across a single case of where another fish ate a gulper.

One might think that in the /\/\onster communities we have here, where people know to keep gulpers with other fish at least twice the gulper's size, at some point, the larger monsters would've tried to eat the gulper.

Yet, we don't have a single reported case.

Makes me wonder...

 

[moe214]

Maybe it only occurs in the night?

 

[HarleyK]

Maybe it only occurs in the night?

You'd still notice having one less gulper the next morning?!

 

[HarleyK]

I'm calling on anyone to speak up, who has lost a gulper, to learn how it died.

 

[moe214]

You'd still notice having one less gulper the next morning?!

Well I'm saying their defense, obviously you'd notice one missing if that were the case, one can easily ignore injuries and say must've gotten into a fight with another fish through the night when that isn't what is going on

 

[Hendre]

I'm calling on anyone to speak up, who has lost a gulper, to learn how it died.

My most recent loss is a goldfish being snapped by an inpellor since my dad damaged the strainer so it wasnt there so nothing bout gulpers* sorry