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![]() "Sarah" wrote in message m... I added a clown loach to my tank this evening. I'm curious as to whether it's acting normally or not. It seems to do a lot of laying on its side in some corner or another. It is alive because I see it moving every once in a while but I'm not used to fish just laying on the bottom. When I first put him in a few hours ago he laid under a decoration and shook every once in a while. It kinda looked like he was having a siezure. Is this normal for clown loaches? The tank is cycled and well airated with only 1 platy and 2 larger sixed fry. There really isn't any 'normal' representative behaviour of a fish when it has just been introduced to a new environment (other than acting fearful). Loaches do lie on their sides sometimes, but I wouldn't read too much into it for now. It's probably anxious to find more of his kind, as they are very social creatures which would not do particularly well alone. JMO I'm assuming your water parameters were not too different, and the temperature was the same by the time you released him into the tank. NetMax |
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