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NFC: Re: Native Fish Conservancy Digest V3 #4



I had a sneaking suspicion some of my fish were trying to dislodge food
critters because after striking, they would eyball the spot. It could be
some sort of scratching behaviour though.

Native Fish Conservancy Digest wrote:
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> Native Fish Conservancy Digest  Friday, April 5 2002  Volume 03 : Number 004
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> In this issue:
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>         NFC: striking
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> Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2002 23:14:33 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
> From: "ron coon" <rcoon at buckeye-express_com>
> Subject: NFC: striking
> 
> Occasionally my fish strike or scratch on rocks ect. there is no visible
> signs. there are no flukes ick or anything tangible to the eye. Ph is around
> 7.0 amonia test is clear nitrite test passes. This striking don't seem to be
> a big problem, but could I be missing something.
>             Anybody know why a large mouth bass would help a blue gill guard
> its nest in a community tank.They're wiggle friends, unusual as it may seem
> they get together.
> 
>     Ron
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