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Old 07-06-2003, 06:56 AM
 
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no.. they attack GF in tanks too, usually after dark but sometimes blatantly in
daytime too. Lots of people say they dont have a problem, then they start losing
their GF. Same thing in ponds with koi. Ingrid

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and those plecos will be sucking the slime coat off the other fish soon

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for round wounds. Ingrid

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Why? The pleco's in my fresh water tanks...never bother anyone. Are they
different in a pond?

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no.. they attack GF in tanks too, usually after dark but sometimes

blatantly in
daytime too. Lots of people say they dont have a problem, then they start

losing
their GF. Same thing in ponds with koi. Ingrid


Wow...you learn something every day. I have always thought they were into
solitude.

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it takes time until they take a taste of the GF slime coat, after that they are after
the fish's slime coats all the time. Ingrid

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no.. they attack GF in tanks too, usually after dark but sometimes

blatantly in
daytime too. Lots of people say they dont have a problem, then they start

losing
their GF. Same thing in ponds with koi. Ingrid


Wow...you learn something every day. I have always thought they were into
solitude.

BV.


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Sounds gross! I guess that makes them "slime sucking, bottom dwelling"
fish!

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it takes time until they take a taste of the GF slime coat, after that

they are after
the fish's slime coats all the time. Ingrid

"BenignVanilla" m wrote:

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no.. they attack GF in tanks too, usually after dark but sometimes

blatantly in
daytime too. Lots of people say they dont have a problem, then they

start
losing
their GF. Same thing in ponds with koi. Ingrid


Wow...you learn something every day. I have always thought they were into
solitude.

BV.




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it takes time until they take a taste of the GF slime coat, after that

they are after
the fish's slime coats all the time. Ingrid


I have a tank in my office at home that has nothing but feeders. I used it
to store food for my Gar before my gar died. Now there's just lonely
feeders. The water turned green when I started turning the lights on a lot.
So I tossed in a Pl*co...he is huge after just a few months. I am amazed. I
have never had one grow so fast before. The feeders love the green water
too. Neither seem to be bothering each other yet.

BV.


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