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I bought a Clown Loach about 6 months ago. During the time I have had
him, he's been fun to watch and appears to be very healthy. I thought he could use a buddy so I bought a second one. The first few days they resembled two old dogs circling and sniffing each other out. It was really a funny sight. The couldn't get enough of each other. The first clown I purchased is about 2 inches long and the new one is around an inch long. Something happened while my back was turned one day because now when the little one trys to get near the larger clown, the larger clown body slams the little one away. The larger one has snapped (lurched) at the smaller clown to keep him away. They both appear to be very healthy, have good appetites and get along with the other fish, just not each other. I have them in a 20 long with about a 70% load on the tank overall. Water parameters are just fine, I do weekly water changes and clean the tank the same time I do a water change. All the other fish interact just fine. This behaivor is not typical of clown loaches that I'm aware of. Any thoughts? Mark |
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