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Can common snappers eat small bluegills?

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Posted by: mikesnake at Sat Jul 26 21:04:00 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mikesnake ]  
   

I have two 10 inch common snappers and I was wondering if it's okay to feed them small bluegills/sunfish? I'm talking real small ones I would legally catch in a cast net, two inches at the most. I'm sure they eat them in the wild, I'm just wondering about the spiny fins. Also, can they live together in a 300 gallon plastic Rubbermaid stock tank? They're currently separate but I would love to put 'em together if it's okay. Thanks!

   

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