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11-11-2003, 07:02 PM
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American Flag Fish was thread algae???
By the way, the pair went into breeding mode when they hit the bigger tank
and that's why I had to take the male out. They were spending alot more time dancing around than they were eating and I'm not ready for baby Flags just yet so I took him out. I plan to put him back in later this year and breed them. |
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11-11-2003, 08:43 PM
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American Flag Fish was thread algae???
ARe they eating other kinds of algae not just thread algae?
-- Bob Alston bobalston9 AT aol DOT com "Surgical RN" wrote in message ... By the way, the pair went into breeding mode when they hit the bigger tank and that's why I had to take the male out. They were spending alot more time dancing around than they were eating and I'm not ready for baby Flags just yet so I took him out. I plan to put him back in later this year and breed them. |
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