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Unread 03/03/2006, 08:44 AM   #1
Sal Di Lapi
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Harlaquin tusk

I purchases a harlaquin tusk one week ago. It is approx 5 inchesIt never comes out from behind the rocks. Nobody is picking on him. Is this normal behavior for this fish? I have a 140 fowlr tank.


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Unread 03/03/2006, 08:59 AM   #2
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This is typical behavior for this fish. They are very shy when you first put them into a new environment. Give him a couple of weeks to fully acclimate to the tank. Is he eating for you? I know it is recommended that you feed the Tusk ghost shrimp until they get used to frozen. Good Luck with him.


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Unread 03/03/2006, 09:40 AM   #3
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Also they jump so make sure you have the tank covered


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