Oh. Well, I guess if you are hand feeding morays, that's to be expected.
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ScubaSteve
Wow.....what a DB
Yeah, it is funny. I do not care what you are feeding them.....I just have a tough time feeling bad for anybody that loses a digit while hand feeding a moray. Darwin is right around the corner waiting for them to hand feed a GWS
Yeppers..."Stupid Hurts"
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I'd be surprised if they couldn't digest it. Even though the word "cheese" is used loosly on the can, it's just fat, protien and carbs, with salt and a few chemicals. It's probably not much different for them than eating another fish, although depending on the fish eaten, it might be more fat.
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Last year at Raotan a diver was bitten by a moray in a swim through. Divers have been feeding this particular moray for a while. On this dive no one was feeding and the moray swam right up in the divers face. I think he panicked and tried to push it away. It bit him multiple times on his hand and arm. I did not witness any of that, but I did see his bandaged arm and hand.
Mike
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Where exactly is this huge grouper that follows divers? I'm pretty sure I can resolve that issue and have a nice dinner too.
Not in florida, and there is more than one. If anyone caught you poaching these, you'd end up buried in a shallow sandy hole in the jungle by the native dive masters.
So... don't get caught. CHECK!
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Where exactly is this huge grouper that follows divers? I'm pretty sure I can resolve that issue and have a nice dinner too
There are several JEWfish in the Boynton area that really seem to enjoy eating Lions that people share sometimes unintentionally with them.
As a cave diver I think this new experience might be kind of interesting to you.
*snicker*
Chug
Stuffs the the small ones in the reef and still wants to know definitively if cheese like substances are bad for the fish-eeze.
You know I was a boat captain in Key Largo and do a lot of technical training there right? I've got probably 50-100 hours on the Speigelgrove alone.
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include have no ethics or reservations, respect of breaking the law since you'd be as I said - poaching
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