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| Author: | thespider23 [ Mar 16th, '19, 20:18 ] | |||
| Post subject: | Is this normal for Jade Perch? | |||
My Jade perch is showing new set of behaviours. They have been doing this for the last 2 days. They all face one direction what appear to be tread water on the surface of the tank. It's weird. Is this normal.... Are they possessed. It's hard to say in the day pic. But it's more obvious in the night mode.
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| Author: | 7341 [ Mar 16th, '19, 21:20 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
This might sound even more strange but mine only point east when staying still,if you could check if that's the way yours are pointing,that would be even stranger still & we will both need an exorcist Dogs usually dump a load in one direction & cows lay down in only one direction.Maybe fish have their own thing too
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| Author: | thespider23 [ Mar 16th, '19, 21:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
Mine are facing South.. Straight to hell..... |
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| Author: | thespider23 [ Mar 16th, '19, 21:57 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
Just had a thought. I have a security camera wedged under the peice of wood. There is string attached. Maybe the Infra red light is effecting them. Wouldn't explain why they do this in the day, unless their camera shy. Might remove camera and see if there are any changes. |
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| Author: | scotty435 [ Mar 17th, '19, 03:54 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
Looks like they are facing into the direction the water is coming from. |
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| Author: | skeggley [ Mar 17th, '19, 06:10 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
Funny, my silver perch are doing exactly the same thing, half a body length out of the water and staying up for a substantial time. I'll have to get the GoPro out and charged. Here it occurrs at the inflow of the tank which is venturied it is almost like they are trying to go upstream. My other thought is perhaps it's mating season? I've not seen it before though. |
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| Author: | thespider23 [ Mar 19th, '19, 22:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
decided to perform water test as fish weren't eating. Found NO3 extremely high and Ammonia was a little high. Checked the swirl filter looked absolutely filthy. Did a complete clean and cleaned it out completely. The fish have began to eat aggressively and only a few fish are showing signs of being possessed. Things are looking much better now. |
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| Author: | earthbound [ Mar 20th, '19, 08:35 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Is this normal for Jade Perch? |
Yep, was just about to suggest testing levels. I've seen silvers doing the same and it was always an indicator of levels being out. |
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