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I know some cichlids don't mind being the odd man out while some prefer the
company of their own species. Which category do Geo's fit into? I used to have 2 but one died a while back. The remaining fish seems content to move all my gravel around all by his (her?) lonesome. Should I get another one? And if it is better to have more, are they picky about whether they're male or female? 'Cause honestly, if they don't have a sign saying 'I'm a boy' I have no idea.. And from what I've read, Geos are hard to sex anyway. ::sigh:: Mar -- "Did you find the gun?" "Yeah.. it was in Buffy's underwear drawer. She has nice things." "Show me." "Well, I didnt take 'em but there were thongs and regular underpants..." "Show me then gun!" -Andrew and The First -Buffy the Vampire Slayer |
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