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05-16-2011, 06:35 PM
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Also I'd say there is no way to really "watch out" for them, when they want to nip they will, and chances are you won't see them first. Just use common sense, don't give them too much to get curious about (i.e. excessive splashing, panic, fish or blood, etc.). And if you do encounter one, just keep cool and leave the area.
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