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Posted by Gill Passman on August 28, 2005, 5:24 am
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> matt wrote:
> > Thank you for all of your replies. Unfortunately the Yellow Lab didnt'
live
> > through the night. I know the demasoni's are more aggressive, however
the
> > people at my fish store said if they grow up together they should be
fine.
> > They are very young. I do see the two demasoni's chasing each other but
the
> > chasing seems pretty equal. They didn't seem to mess with either yellow
> > lab. I just put the fish in less than a month ago and was about to do a
> > water change when i noticed his condition. Thanks for all the advise
and
> > i'll keep this in mind for the future. i plan on getting a few more
fish
> > soon and maybe another rock for them to hide, even though there is
plenty of
> > decorations for them to hide under and behind.
> >
> > more later,
> > -matt
> >
> >
> Matt, is this a month-old aquarium, or did you add fish to an
> established aquarium a month ago? If this is a new tank, your other
> fish are at risk of health problems while the tank cycles. Either way,
> you should test for pH, ammonia, and nitrite at a minimum when a fish
> dies - even if you suspect aggression.
>
> --
> Elaine T __
> http://eethomp.com/fish.html <'__><
> rec.aquaria.* FAQ http://faq.thekrib.com
I agree
Gill
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> through the night. I know the demasoni's are more aggressive, however the
> people at my fish store said if they grow up together they should be fine.
> They are very young. I do see the two demasoni's chasing each other but the
> chasing seems pretty equal. They didn't seem to mess with either yellow
> lab. I just put the fish in less than a month ago and was about to do a
> water change when i noticed his condition. Thanks for all the advise and
> i'll keep this in mind for the future. i plan on getting a few more fish
> soon and maybe another rock for them to hide, even though there is plenty of
> decorations for them to hide under and behind.
>
> more later,
> -matt
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>