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January 17th 05, 01:27 PM
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schooling fish stay in a tight "military" style precise formation. There
are no "schooling" fish in the aquarium hobby that I know of. Things like tetras that are called "schooling" are actually in a shoal. A shoal is a social formation of fish also, but it is looser. Some fish may be facing left, some right. Some looking down. In schools, all fish face the same direction and move in precise unison, as if they are just one big fish. and with your ph, you should be able to keep just about any fish you want with no problems. -- Margolis http://web.archive.org/web/200302152...qs/AGQ2FAQ.htm http://www.unrealtower.org/faq 
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