>Bass in the wild don't eat pet store mice. I am figuring they have >basic
>defense mechanisms against physical and biological damage like >any other
>predator, though they are not 100% effective.
>
>Also figured I was achieving multiple goals: eliminating and >recycling a
>common pest, feeding my fish a natural food and saving a >few bucks.
That's all fine & dandy. I just choose not.
My Big Mouth video on Largemouth Bass shows them eating baby mallard ducks!
Watch your bum & toes while floating on those inner tubes! (Especially in
mice-infested Indy! Maybe y'all should stop recycling pests!)
Survival of the biggest (mouth) or is it the hungriest?
Relax, I've got relations in good 'ol Indy & I'm smiling! ;)
Amy
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