Typical Esox behaviour...that's Esox the fish, not the guy in England who talks funny 
... i.e. nothing to see 99.9999% of the time, followed by a half-second of extreme violence...and then back to nothing. Usually, the only time you actually see them moving around much is when one of them is choking to death with one of his siblings jammed halfway down his throat.
Yeah, I'm bitter; I've lost too many of these fish in that manner...
This aquarist seems to have learned the lesson that took me forever to get a handle on, i.e. keep these things alone...because if they don't start that way, they usually end up that way.
... i.e. nothing to see 99.9999% of the time, followed by a half-second of extreme violence...and then back to nothing. Usually, the only time you actually see them moving around much is when one of them is choking to death with one of his siblings jammed halfway down his throat.Yeah, I'm bitter; I've lost too many of these fish in that manner...
This aquarist seems to have learned the lesson that took me forever to get a handle on, i.e. keep these things alone...because if they don't start that way, they usually end up that way.
