Thank you JJ. Your stories are worth a hardcover book, as usual. I think the Pim will recover. It'd be risky and hard to make a hidey hole for our JellO inside a glass box because she is way too big and strong. She could throw anything around. And she will one way or another, sooner or later, as your story demonstrates as well.
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koltsixx
stories about your apurensis are strikingly similar. When an apu meets an obstacle or something it doesn't like furniture wise, it just wants to shove it out of the way or annihilate it.
No, the biter is JellO. My also-pleasant-to-associate-with wife and I both saw it on several occasions. As I reported in the video, the hybrid also received a little fin tatter but JellO attacks sedentary tank mates first and foremost, perhaps in analogy to the furniture. Hybrid does not like being in the 240 gal timeout and has been swimming almost non-stop since the introduction, so JellO pays it little mind. The rock-like pleco also receives JellO's attention. The less you move, the more likely you are to receive JellO's wrath.