blue throat trigger strange behaviour

[windcoast reefs]

From my experience that doesn't really seem that strange to me, I know that triggers do have a tendency to do that in the wild and that makes it very difficult and traumatic to capture. All the triggers I've seen come into Victoria seem to do that same thing and very rarely come out of hiding while in the store. A few of us have maybe though it might have something to do with the possible use of cyanide to capture them which messes with there body functions. But that's just what I've seen! I hope he come out and gets some food! They are a gorgeous fish.