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September 27th 03, 12:16 AM
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15 Black skirt tetras are sholing, right now!
"pausto" wrote in message ... It's the first time I have seen them school since I introduced them to the 75galUS tank 10 weeks ago. 18 of them. Awesome. Their mates are, 3 large clown loaches 3inches, 3 small clown loaches 2.5 inches, 5 SAE's 2.5", 3 platies 1.5", 2 oto's, 3 cories. And the newest additions 8 small?/med? rainbow fish, two different kinds. Question is, Why don't my skirts school more often? Maybe they get lazy about it if there isn't any threat nearby. Aren't they fascinating to watch though? -- Toni http://www.cearbhaill.com/aquarium.htm 
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