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Which leads to another question I have thought about.
I have read on here that large CC can become a problem by cleaning out a lot of forage fish from a pond.
It would seem a big CC would be relatively slow compared to a BG and be hard for it to catch a BG. So is this how the CC eat the big BG? As they rest or sleep at night on the bottom or near, the CC which can feed nocturnally clean up on the sunfish while they sleep? Otherwise, how could they catch that many?
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