Ever just sitting there watching your puffer, and all of a sudden, you catch a whiff of some funky krill-like smell? And you sit there, and you wonder, can I even ask someone this, or will they think I'm crazy? Can you really ask a bunch of strangers, "hey, do you know if fish... fart?"
Seriously though, it's happened several times. The tank is only 5-6 feet away from my computer where I spend most of my day. Has anyone else ever experienced anything like this? By the way, I'm talking about a 5 inch GSP in a 36 gallon tank. And it's not after a feeding or anything. It's just out of nowhere!
GSP with "gas"?
- Phaedrus
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apparently some fish communicate with their school by farting. true story! http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn4343
- OraLacerta
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Wow Phaedrus, what a strange but interesting link! Hope my Pangasius Catfish doesn't get into that...
-Michelle
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Prevent unnecessary deaths due to disease- quarantine ALL new additions at least 4 weeks in a separate tank before adding to your main display tank!
Puffers: Hindenburg the Figure Eight, 75gallon Brackish
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