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Old December 29th 03, 08:36 AM
gummy
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Default Can you stop fish bullying?

Help
One of my Guppies is bullying another one,the bullied one is now not eating
and just hangs around near the surface.Any advice would be appreciated.

Graham


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Old December 31st 03, 01:33 AM
Aquatic-Care
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Default Can you stop fish bullying?

Graham,

Try putting the agressive fish in a "fish jail" for a few days. I use a
plastic container with holes in it. (Don't use the wifes' tupperware).

Aquacare


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Old December 31st 03, 02:43 AM
Len
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Default Can you stop fish bullying?

Try rearranging the tank decorations, plants, etc. This will break up
the old "territories" and get everone started on an equal footing.
Sometimes this helps.

Aquatic-Care wrote:
Graham,

Try putting the agressive fish in a "fish jail" for a few days. I use a
plastic container with holes in it. (Don't use the wifes' tupperware).

Aquacare



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Old December 31st 03, 08:14 AM
George Thompson
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Default Can you stop fish bullying?

The BBC "Trade Secrets" series (the episode on fish keeping) recommended
you had a fish on a stick (a drawn one) and you paraded it in front of
the tank when feeding. Not sure why/if this works. Also depends on the
quality of your drawing :- )

Len wrote:
Try rearranging the tank decorations, plants, etc. This will break up
the old "territories" and get everone started on an equal footing.
Sometimes this helps.

Aquatic-Care wrote:

Graham,

Try putting the agressive fish in a "fish jail" for a few days. I use a
plastic container with holes in it. (Don't use the wifes' tupperware).

Aquacare



 




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