On the bottom lip dominance.
I would fully agree this was the case with what I would categorise this type of fish as “lazy fish”. The type that can’t really be bothered moving much and hence don’t want a proper fight. Seems perfectly reasonable that the one who grabs and keeps hold of the bottom jaw gets to show dominance.
Not so sure on the bite being strong, I would think that’s more of a suction thing rather than a strength bite.
Yes, would agree again with the mating thing that this could well be used in proving worthiness.
And I think if a 2ft jello bite was measured against a stocky 2ft wyckii I know which my monies on and it’s not jello.
I would fully agree this was the case with what I would categorise this type of fish as “lazy fish”. The type that can’t really be bothered moving much and hence don’t want a proper fight. Seems perfectly reasonable that the one who grabs and keeps hold of the bottom jaw gets to show dominance.
Not so sure on the bite being strong, I would think that’s more of a suction thing rather than a strength bite.
Yes, would agree again with the mating thing that this could well be used in proving worthiness.
And I think if a 2ft jello bite was measured against a stocky 2ft wyckii I know which my monies on and it’s not jello.