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but believe it or not, it's not uncommon to keep these creatures as pets. just make sure you're careful where you put your fingers. you can see on his tongue here, we can see that little pink lure. that's what he uses to lure fish in. so he's an ambush predator. he doesn't rush around chasing things. he sits there waiting for the food to come to him. some little fish swims along, sees that tongue and thinks, "oh, that's a nice, juicy worm," and they become lunch. so they have a very fearsome reputation, which is actually due to their looks. he's not aggressive. if you put yourfinger in his mouth, he would bite you and it would hurt quite a lot. fluffy was named at the cumbrian vet's where he was cared for after he was found in a lake. it's believed he'd been dumped. he's now recovering well at the centre near tonbridge. he's quite soft, which is a condition called metabolic bone disorder. so he hasn't had the best diet. he's feeding very well. so i think his prognosis now is extremely good. any who take the bait find themselves grabbed by some