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Originally posted by Brettski:
There's a dozen guys on this forum that I always look to as well respected, brilliant on aqua-culture and reliable to keep an informative thread on track. Cecil is a leader...then this happens:
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Some other reasons they do this is, because the water is warmer near the surface, they are waiting for terrestrials to blow in, or they feel safer near the surface.
...maybe eleven? \:D
What's wrong? You mean the statement they feel safer near the surface? Or am I missing something? With a light underside on a bright day you may find it hard to believe, but fish can sometimes blend into the surface quite well if they stay still. In fact many larger predator fish hang deeper during bright sunny days, which tends to drive the smaller fish near the surface and they feel safer there. Of course as they get larger they may find this is not the case...

If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.