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10-22-2014, 01:06 AM
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I should re phrase something I said there. I don't want to promote keeping an eel in an open topped tank... never mind about my situation. In small store holding tanks I've watched them slip from tank to tank when many were placed in a row, I've also seen a few dead ones on the ground and I've heard plenty of jumping stories.
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10-22-2014, 01:08 PM
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They don't really jump they explore, sticking their head out of the tank looking and pushing up, seeing what's out there. They also go into over flows swim up returns basically anywhere they can and places you'd think they could not possibly go. Whatcan I'm pretty amazed you've had none escape, that's great, I have found snowflakes a little less on the exploring side, maybe that's it.
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