Another question for Chunking

Seabass and tog are two strange acting fish. Last year one of our two seabass would dig into the gravel like you described.

Years ago I had plastic plants set up in the back of the tank. They would sway back and forth from the filter pressure. Whenever Someone came into the room the seabass would swim inside the plants, stand on their heads and sway with the plant movements.

Some fish will always be shy and it's not just species. Like I said before. One bass would dig into the gravel and the other would come right up to the glass and stare at you. They are as different as people.

I also have a much larger seabass that does the shyness thing in the back of the tank when you walk into the room or near the door. It will quickly move to the back of the tank, around a rock and lay on its side. Even if I put my face up to the side of the tank, he sits there and will not move. On the other hand, If I sit in the room/den and watch the front of the tank or the other side where the computer is, and especially if I turn on the computer, the large seabass will swim over and intently watch me. He is probably wondering why he is 60 miles west when he is to be 60 miles east right now. Anyway, they seem very smart and keenly aware of their surroundings. Maybe there are some divers out there with some seabass stories.
On another note, the pompano that Rageboats son caught last year in the Stone Harbor surf has tripled in size, and swims constantly. I think it could have made it to Florida by last December.