my 7inch pleco keeps putting his nose up against stuff and swimming in one spot and he can move ALOT of sand real quick, he keeps knocking my driftwood around digging pits in the sand
is this normal?
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my 7inch pleco keeps putting his nose up against stuff and swimming in one spot and he can move ALOT of sand real quick, he keeps knocking my driftwood around digging pits in the sand
is this normal?
i have lots of tanks
and im a welder who likes playing with glass
I don't know if it's normal, but all my male bristlenoses do it. they tunnel under their caves and move a lot of substrate.
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From my experience with keeping different kinds of plecos, I have found it to be pretty normal. Some of my plecos do it more than others. But it's a normal occurrence in my tank.
Yep, especially if you don't have a place for them to hide that they find suitable. That's why most planted tank people stay away from anything from BNP's or Hypans which stay smaller than 4".
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