The Smithsonian uses carrion beetles. They maintain a population of them to clean skeletons. That would top eelskins in the fridge as far as scream factors go. I'd put the fish on a 1/4"wire square bed and cover it with a chickenwire or finer cage. put it near an anthill.
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The Smithsonian uses carrion beetles. They maintain a population of them to clean skeletons. That would top eelskins in the fridge as far as scream factors go. I'd put the fish on a 1/4"wire square bed and cover it with a chickenwire or finer cage. put it near an anthill.
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