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My midas used to sit on my palm when I had it open. I miss him but sadly it died from velvet a while back :/I really like it when my midas blenny nips my finger. I think it shows trust as well
That just shows that the myth that fish are dumb is fakeI used to work at a Rainforest Cafe taking care of the aquariums. We had a large grouper named Bob that would come and perch himself right next to where you were working on scrubbing algae when we were diving and wait for his scratches.
That is WILD!! Awesome!!
Some fish said to the fox "I heard humans taste like chicken." the fox is trying to find out what chicken taste like.It looks to me that it isn't a trust thing. He is trying to eat you.
To answer the question though no I dont even try to pet my fish. I keep my hands out of the tank as much as possible. It is cool that he doesn't swim away from you.
When it was a baby it would rub against my hand when something fell down in the tank and I had to pick it up he would just casually rub against itThat is WILD!! Awesome!!
It extends a little more down but he got me pretty good when I was helping him move the rocks out of the tank and he got spooked and swam by with his pocket knife and got me. I dropped the rock down from shock of what happened. I did bleed inside the water but we syphoned it out and it wasn't much
That's amazing! My freshwater gobies will sit in and on my hand but I've had them for a long time. My saltwater fish are skittish bit we've only been together a few months. They have only started to trust me at feeding time and they now know the dropper full of food that I target feed them with is a good thing. Haha. So I don't actively pet them but if they want to interact with me then I let them. Having said that none of them are venomous! LOL

