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Hi all, I got 5 zebra danios to cycle my tank along with 3 neon
tetras. The zebra danios have always been very active and it took the neons a few days to learn to deal with them. All have been in the tank for about 3 weeks now. However in the last 3 or 4 days the danios have become increasingly aggressive toward each other. I haven't seen any nipping but maybe that's going on. They're definitely chasing each other around for hours on end. All 5 seem to be involved in this and its definitely more noticible than it has been. The water quality is reasonably good and hasn't changed lately. Any thoughts on what's causing this behavior or if I should be concerned? |
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... Hi all, I got 5 zebra danios to cycle my tank along with 3 neon tetras. The zebra danios have always been very active and it took the neons a few days to learn to deal with them. All have been in the tank for about 3 weeks now. However in the last 3 or 4 days the danios have become increasingly aggressive toward each other. I haven't seen any nipping but maybe that's going on. They're definitely chasing each other around for hours on end. All 5 seem to be involved in this and its definitely more noticible than it has been. The water quality is reasonably good and hasn't changed lately. Any thoughts on what's causing this behavior or if I should be concerned? They will do this. They are not aggressive as such and I have never seen one zebra danio kill or mame another (or any species of fish for that matter). They will chase each other in a circular fashion and show a few gill plates but this is just showing off. They can move pretty fast too. If you have ever seen them breed you will then realise how fast they can actually be. They are just being zebra danios. Lively and a bit boisterous. MC |
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![]() wrote in message ... Hi all, I got 5 zebra danios to cycle my tank along with 3 neon tetras. The zebra danios have always been very active and it took the neons a few days to learn to deal with them. All have been in the tank for about 3 weeks now. However in the last 3 or 4 days the danios have become increasingly aggressive toward each other. I haven't seen any nipping but maybe that's going on. They're definitely chasing each other around for hours on end. All 5 seem to be involved in this and its definitely more noticible than it has been. The water quality is reasonably good and hasn't changed lately. Any thoughts on what's causing this behavior or if I should be concerned? ============================= How many gallons is your tank? I noticed danios do much better in larger tanks like 30g longs and 55s. -- RM.... ~~~~ }((((* ~~~ }{{{{(ö |
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