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Psylant
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Mbu feeding

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Hey guys,

Here's my Mbu eating his last mussel of the evening showing off his jaw strength! Watch in 1080p if you can. :)

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Arny
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Re: Mbu feeding

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Beautiful Mbu you have there
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bertie 83
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Re: Mbu feeding

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Watch your fingers he could easily have them off, it will only take a lapse in concentration from either of you to happen. Fantastic looking fish btw
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Psylant
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Re: Mbu feeding

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bertie 83 wrote:Watch your fingers he could easily have them off, it will only take a lapse in concentration from either of you to happen. Fantastic looking fish btw
I''m always careful. He's not very aggressive about taking the food, and pays no attention to my hands when they're in the tank. Sometimes I have to tease him a bit to make him come all the way up. But yes, always very careful. I let go a moment before he grabs it, while keeping my fingers above water when he goes to take the food.
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