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Old 12-09-2011, 09:16 PM
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Maybe because they are hungry? They usualy starve them so if someone ask to see the fish feed, it will feed.

Also at the LFS they don't have places to hide, so that does not reaffirm their instinct to hide. Same thing with aggressivity usualy. You can have a tank full of discus and if there is nothing in the tank except filtration there will be no fighting at all...but put just one piece of driftwood and bye bye peace.

I think if we had no where for the fish to hide, they would get used to be in the open and lose most of their fear.

I have a niger trigger that was ok at the LFS when I bought it, but there was no place in the tank of him to hide. IN my tank I only see him at lunch time and the rest of the time he's underneat my liverock in a large cave that he digged in the sand. No fish are attacking him, as I only have a copperband, pajama cardinal, occelaris clownfish and mandarin...so it,s not because he's been attacked...don't ask It's not acclimatation either because I have him for more than a year now. At feeding time he's a beast...but as soon as he's full it's skittish mode again.

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Why fishes in LFS are so calm and always looking at me but my fishes always hiding when I come close to the tank?
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