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September 2nd 05, 09:59 PM
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fish of different size get along?
I added a 2nd fantail today to accompany the first one.
The new fantail is maybe 60% the size of the original one who had been living there for a week. I saw the big guy chasing it around, is he going to be a bully? Is there any problem with the size discrepancy? I hope they are just checking each other out. The smaller guy is not as good of a swimmer. 
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