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Unread 01/19/2006, 10:48 PM   #26
AZDesertRat
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My sixline is the oldest fish in my system and the only thing he ever bothered from day one was a yellow watchman goby. The goby finally moved in to the overflow and continued to live there for almost 2 years. Other than that he has been a model citizen and is very entertaining, he does laps in and out of the rock work and is very colorful.


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Unread 01/19/2006, 11:00 PM   #27
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okay... i'm a little stunned. I kept six-lines for years in many systems and NEVER saw any aggression. That said i've also suffered from "mystery" deaths during that time, hmmmm..... coincidence? I guess i bought into the "pretty and pleasant" doesn't kill concept. I love 6-lines and would consider them a top 5 must have for ANY system. Have I been duped?


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Unread 01/21/2006, 02:26 AM   #28
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I picked up the 6-line yesterday along with a copperband butterfly, juvie imperator and longnose hawk (great selection of fish). My old 50g is cleared out now is my QT tank. I drip acclimatised the fish and after two hours in they went to join the flame angel and powder blue. The 6-line is the smallest of the bunch and teh PBT was chasing him a bit. In the evening I found him behind a powerhead that was hanging on by one suction cup and I thought he was dead. He wasn't very lively but he was alive but I was very worried. I made some shapes out of 2" elbows and 45 degree elbows and put them in the tank with some other pipe so now there are plenty of places for the fish to hide. I also put an airstone in as I feel it helps fish.

This morning all fish are doing great. I see no agression and alot of the fish are eating already. Haven't seen the copperband eat yet and I'm mostly worried about him but he's really small so I'm hoping I can train him to eat flake and selcon soak BBS.


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