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Old 01-25-2012, 04:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I've three ottos in a planted twenty high with 7 long fin zebra danios and 2 female platys. The plants are well established, almost overgrown but I like it this way and everyone's seems happy. When it was a little less lush I could usually find an oto or two or even three. Now I've only seen one in weeks. I'm looking for little oto corpses and not finding any even when I vacuum. Is this normal? Are they that good at hiding?
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In a heavily planted tank...they are very good at it.
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Very normal. My oto's live in a big tank busting amazon sword and are rarely seen.
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