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Dan P. Thanks for the bit of info on bluegills and snappers together in a horse watering tank. I agree with your conclusion.
Two big snapping turtles in my pond don't seem to eat healthy fish; even itf the fish are making them "angry". . The turtles seem to be more interested in the fish food. Turtles and fish try to get the same pellets in the evening. Fish usually get the pellets first and turtles eeem to get the stray pellets. Turtles could easily grab the fish while the fish gets the pellets in right in front of the turtle; but turtle does not grab any fish. If I was the turtle I would grab at a fish just to make them quit stealing food in front of my nose.
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