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Small spots of Jeff's GFS appear from a distance to be parasitic and probably grubs. I notice what looks like one or two spots also on the body.
GSF at the the sizes you guys are displaying have a predatory behavior. I once had 8.5"-9.0+ GSF in a cage that were eating smaller GSF that were around 3" long.
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