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As the title would suggest I have a problem with One fish in my tank.

The little bastard always chases after another fish of the same breed. When that fish hides the little bastard chases after the other types of fish.

Is the little bastard destin for a date with the sh*tter

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Posted

Probably get a better answer on CJ's other site....

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what type of fish , not a Gourami by any chance ??

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nah they are fresh water tropical. Not sure what breed. Spoke to a fish guy and he said they're not ment to be aggressive.

Whats Cj other site

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Give him a daily dose in the blender that should settle him down a bit...

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Isolate him... Stick him in a glass or something and see if he swims beside the glass towards the other tank or not...

make sure u use the water in the tank in the glass also... (keep it the same)...

See how it goes after a few days... then put him back... if its the same then well decide what u want to do...

that's what Dr. Smicky would do... :fish: :fish: :fish: :fish:

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Posted

Take it back to the aquarium store and exchange it for another of the same kind.

It would be good to know what type of fish it is. Some fish must be kept either solo or in groups no smaller than 3.

It helps spread the aggression that way.

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Put him on the naughty step and tell him he's on 5 minutes time out. That's what you're supposed to do these days.

If that doesn't work, just hit the *beep* with a wooden spoon or strap.

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