For some reason my fish are always hiding unless its feeding time . . . and no one is standing in front of the tank. ;0)
I've had these fish for 6 years / including in 55 gallon tank are: one male parrot, one female parrot, one male jack jempsey, and one placostomos algae eater [only had for several months] - not sure one spelling of that one . . . all good size fish. I have several large fake plants and small smaller ones, several broken terra cotta pots [edges were smooth down] on a sandy colored graveled bottom. Blue background.
They have always been this way. I have heard that adding schooling fish will help the group be more sociable. The issue with that is since these fish are so big and most fish I see are smaller . . . well . . . you can imagine what happens next. Is there a way too make fish more sociable other than removing everything in tank?
Thanks . . .
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I've had these fish for 6 years / including in 55 gallon tank are: one male parrot, one female parrot, one male jack jempsey, and one placostomos algae eater [only had for several months] - not sure one spelling of that one . . . all good size fish. I have several large fake plants and small smaller ones, several broken terra cotta pots [edges were smooth down] on a sandy colored graveled bottom. Blue background.
They have always been this way. I have heard that adding schooling fish will help the group be more sociable. The issue with that is since these fish are so big and most fish I see are smaller . . . well . . . you can imagine what happens next. Is there a way too make fish more sociable other than removing everything in tank?
Thanks . . .
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