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Posted by Stephen Wolstenholme on April 19, 2008, 11:18 am
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>Is there anything we can do to stop them getting eaten?
>We've turned the light off so they can't be seen so easily.
Lots of hiding places that are too small for the bigger fish. I use
piles of rocks but some people prefer to use plants.
Steve
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> We originally had six fully grown fish which are all still alive in a
> 2x1ft tank
> However a few weeks ago we noticed two new ones.
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> We think they are roughly four weeks apart.
> Today there were at least another two newborns but one got
> eaten while we were watching.
> Is there anything we can do to stop them getting eaten?
> We've turned the light off so they can't be seen so easily.