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![]() "Reel McKoi" wrote in message ... "Aiptasia" wrote in message ... Kinda depends on the origin. It could be a member of the fox fish family or if it's coming in with domestic sunfish and ghost shrimps, it could also be something native that i'm not familiar with. Fox fish are often mis-identified as true SAE's but they're actually separate species. If that was a true SAE, it's a great fish, because they eat all types of problematic algaes, even the dreaded black beard algae. =============================== This is what it looks like: http://www.dkimages.com/discover/pre...6/15009883.JPG Apparently it's known as a Siamese flying fox, is an herbivore and is supposed to be peaceful but isn't. By the second day they were attacking the betta and I had to remove him from the tank. I've tried varied foods but they wont eat what's offered. -- RM.... ~~~~ }((((* ~~~ }{{{{(ö I agree that it is a flying fox. |
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