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Welcome to the forum, mate! TSNs are predatory fish but not aggressive territorially when housed properly. They don't hide much past say 10" size and swim around a lot when hungry. They may learn to interact with the keeper but that takes time and training because they lunge at food, whether it is free-floating or in your hand.
Is that what you are asking about?
Is that what you are asking about?
Yes that explained what I was wondering I think ill stick with the red tail catfish had one before and loved it but sadly he passed away
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Sorry to hear. Tell us your experience, post pics... if you will. Beware MFK is a large and diverse community though 
I loved that fish got him at about 4 inches he died at around 9 inches because I used chemically treated wood for a cover on my grow out tank and I didn't know it was chemically treated at the time the next day I went to feed my fish and the wood was touching the water and all the chemicals leeched into the water killed all my fish
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Sorry you lost them. Just another lesson learned.
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If you mean pressure-treated, then yeah, that should not be in contact with water. I'd not even risk a possibility of condesate dripping or an occasional splash... unless you are running an open system maybe (no water recirculation, fast turn-over).