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Old 10-05-2009, 07:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hello have been wandering why they swim up to a fish and look as if they are munching on them. For a while the fish is ok then they seem abit anoyed at them sniffing arround them.No matter what way they turn they cant shake them off.Any ideas why they do it? lack of food for them?
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They're not trying to eat them. Typical curiosity loach behavior. How many do you have?
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Have 4 in a 180 juwel rio in with 2 blackmoor and 4 fancyfish
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