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Aquarium Advice Apprentice
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 35
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I have heard that discuss, angelfish, and severums can recognize the difference between their owner and a stranger from about four feet away. I have had discuss and when someone walked into the room other than me they would imediately hide but when I walked in they would rush to the top. They seemed far more intelligent than most people give them credit.
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Aquarium Advice Regular
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Mars
Posts: 61
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My dear lady keeps seahorses, Hippocampus reidi specifically, in a 180-gallon reef aquarium I gave her a couple years ago to do so. When she feeds them they blush deep red and eye her with great affection. When I feed them, until about 8 months ago, they do their Houdini thing and blend into the background, and stayed hidden until I was 10 or more feet way before they'd re-appear and feed. Now, they do come out to eat when I'm there, but they still view me with a jaundiced eye, like they suspect me of abducting Emily or something.
So yes, they do differentiate people, and it doesn't seem to be a food matter with the horses. They just adore her and barely tolerate me lol. Dave
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