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Posted by Gill Passman on April 20, 2006, 1:13 pm
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Bill Stock wrote:
> I was on a midnight run to feed the indoor Pond fish, they're on a nocturnal
> schedule to make the most of the heat from their lighting. Turned on the
> light, walked past the Tropical tank and saw three Otos. The most I've seen
> in months is two. So I start looking around and I finally counted five,
> there should be six. I haven't lost the little buggers after all. One guy
> looked REALLY fat, now I know who knocked off that Tiger Barb. :)
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I never know how many otos I've got...sometimes I think that they have
all died and then one day they all pop up sitting on the same leaf
together :-)
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> schedule to make the most of the heat from their lighting. Turned on the
> light, walked past the Tropical tank and saw three Otos. The most I've seen
> in months is two. So I start looking around and I finally counted five,
> there should be six. I haven't lost the little buggers after all. One guy
> looked REALLY fat, now I know who knocked off that Tiger Barb. :)
>
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