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Old 03-31-2008, 11:49 PM   #1
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Sand moving.

You know your fish are planning on breeding when they move almost 6" of sand! Not to mention the plants aren't too happy.


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Old 04-01-2008, 01:54 AM   #2
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Wow - those are some industrious fish!
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Wow! That looks like what my pistol shrimp did. I have bare bottom in some places and about 6 inches in others.
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Old 04-01-2008, 03:15 PM   #4
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My severums would go nuts with their re-decorating efforts. I have to ask....what kind of fish re-did your landscaping??
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Silly fishies! I suppose there's not much you can do about it.

The perfectionist in me would freak out if they decided to undo the hard work I'm sure went into your efforts to 'scape the tank. I'm glad my betta feels no need to rearrange things on me.
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The fish are geophagus. I will post another picture soon. They have dug a ton more up. LOL it does drive me crazy but I can't do a thing about it.
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Here are a few more to show the amazing constructiveness, or destructiveness depending on how you look at it.











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Uh-oh, their house is now tilted, what are they going to do about the fish tanks in there!?!?!!?
Nice shots BTW.
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Old 04-02-2008, 12:35 PM   #9
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Geeze! That's a hoot!
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wow, i like your tank and normally i find freshwater boring. it looks quite nice, the sand looks odd, your fish are quite...creative
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geophagus??? they look like German Blue Rams.... in a way?? but bigger and diff heads..
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Those are beautiful brichardis, it makes me sad (had a bad experience this week and lost two).

That is sooo funny though that they're moving stuff around so much.

My Texas cichlid does the same thing. I always even it back out to give him something to do. SOmetimes while I'm on the desktop close to his tank, I'll hear him moving the gravel around.
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Old 04-02-2008, 08:16 PM   #13
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Thanks everyone, I found their eggs. In the top of the castle. With the size of the fish, I am having a hard time imagining such a feat.
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After all that moving and shaking, they end up laying the eggs at the top of the castle?

Go figure.

I have a front yard that needs digging. Can I borrow your pets Anne?
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After all that moving and shaking, they end up laying the eggs at the top of the castle?

Go figure.

I have a front yard that needs digging. Can I borrow your pets Anne?
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Haha that's incredible! I kinda like the way they scaped it.
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Are those Threadfin Geo's?
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No they weren't. I gave them away because they were breeding too frequently.
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Haha, my Kribs did the same thing the first time they spawned. Freaked me out at first. Every day I would go look at the tank and think to myself "I swear that little hill is a bit bigger than it was yesterday!"

Then eventually it was huge and quite obvious that I wasn't imagining things.
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