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View Poll Results: How Afraid are you of Titan Triggers?
I check under my bed and in my closet before I go to sleep. 7 11.29%
I give them a W I D E berth. 11 17.74%
If they take an interest in me I find something different to do. 17 27.42%
As long as it isn't mating/brooding season, I'm cool. 10 16.13%
Fish? I ain't afraid of no stinkin' fish! 17 27.42%
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Old May 19th, 2008, 03:58 AM   #21
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Funny thing is I read an article in Alert Diver a couple months ago about someone who had a boxing match underwater with a Titan Trigger where he had to repeatedly punch, yes punch, the fish in it's face for it to go away and leave him alone while swimming away laterally.

I wondered if maybe that fish just was crazy or if psychotically aggressive behavior is normal for those fish during nesting. Now I know.
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I've read about the cone shaped territory and how you should swim away horizontally and not up. Yeah right - the one I had a run in with did NOT read that and chased me a good ways laterally. Didn't get me though.
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I think that we can all agree...trigger fish are aggressive; and those teeth! Yuck!
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