ticklesworth
Dingo Daddy Slim
I've had two fish get eaten by my BTA. Shouldn't fish have a natural instinct to stay away from it or are many of my fish going to have this fate?
Killer BTA
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bues0022
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My theory:
I once had a RBTA "eat" a fish. I thought the same thing as you, but now have a different theory. BTA's don't have that potent of a sting (relative to other nems). Normally, healthy fish should be able to avoid a BTA and even be able to get away if they get a slight sting. However, if the fish is sick or unhealthy, it won't be able to escape a slight sting and get eaten.
I once had a RBTA "eat" a fish. I thought the same thing as you, but now have a different theory. BTA's don't have that potent of a sting (relative to other nems). Normally, healthy fish should be able to avoid a BTA and even be able to get away if they get a slight sting. However, if the fish is sick or unhealthy, it won't be able to escape a slight sting and get eaten.
