MY NEW FISH!! HEHE

We all know how difficult it is to identify the sex of these fish, so please post a picture in here and we'll try to help you (or at least give an educated guess!).
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SHUT UP YOU!! KEEPING WINDING ME UP!! LOL! just like my zeb was fake! cruel man i nearly cried! i will keep saying it until i get some sympathy!! lol ( or a free zeb from rob! ) :lol:
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That is one stunning male :D He looks very well too!
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Joking aside, he is a good looking male. He is very similar in body shape to one of my males who is almost permanently camped out in his cave. It's quite funny watching his antics, a couple of weeks ago another male stole his cave. I didn't see him claim it back but since that incident he doesn't travel much beyond his doorstep for food. He just comes out a couple of inches grabs a mouth full and darts back in his cave.
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All that needs to be said about the gender of this fish has been said I guess, but I was looking at it's eyes... I've never seen a Zebra with blue eyes before :D
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He is my blue eyed boy!! lol i am worried he hasn't eaten anything for 2 days now, he is in my community tank with a L18 they sort of share the same hidding place is this a problem! Plus i have a fair ammount of bottoms feeders. what should i do?
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He may not be able to compete with the other fish for food do you have a less busy tank for him
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no! but he will take first choice! i will move a few corys out i have 8 plus a clown loach and a few others i dont know the name of
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Post by McEve »

I think I would him away from the clown loach... there's been some speculations regarding the compatibility of Zebras and Clown Loaches no being too good.

http://www.zebrapleco.com/forum/viewtop ... ight=clown
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my loach is about 1 inch long tiny little fella!! i have no where else to put them apart from the uncycled tank!! i am in a bit of a mess
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I have never kept the zebs in a community tank always a tank on their own but If I were you I would get that second tank up and beg steal or borrow a mature filter from someone.
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What i was planning on doing was moving my fish to another tank that my auntie has! just so i can give the zeb more of a chance! i have been cycling a tank for 2 weeks but i dont want to trust more fish in there for now! there is no way i can get another filter i only no 2 other people with tank and they only have 1 filter each! will he be alright?
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I have managed to get rid of most of the other fish in the tank i will be left with the zebra, 1 platy 1 very very tiny clown loach 1 small angel and 1 cory not bad lol now the zebra can eat in peace!
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my zebs (ony 6cm or so) are with bunch of breeding albino bristlenose and peppermint bristlenose and bunch of alto comps :)

they are doing fine :)
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I moved most of my fish last night he only has a very very small community now! last night i out in Gamma bloodworm and by the morning all of it had gone! ( i did sit there and watch for about 3 hours last night after lights out! lo ) i have got the lights out bug HELP ME!!
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