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Old 07-03-2013, 03:52 PM   #21
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Can "hitchhikers" be in freshwater tanks ?
technically, yes. You won't find as many cool things though...

I once found a 10" leporinus in a tank I bought. He was hiding in some driftwood.

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Wow how long was the wood out of the water I put my fish into a separate tank when I was changing the sand and I pulled my driftwood out and looked over it because I have kuhli loaches and I put it in the other tank and the next minute I had a BNP swimming around in there :/
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Yeah the only freshwater hitchhikers I've ever gotten are pond snails and algae... Nothing too special.
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