zombryn
New Member
Hey everyone.
Thanks to everyone who helped me out last week with my problems.
The tank is all sorted now and actually has 8 neon tetra in it. They've been in there for just under a week now and they're all thriving and seem to be very healthy. However, there's been some different behaviour today and yesterday. They've become quite hyper active - the males seem to be teritorial about the females. One of the females is hiding between a grassy plant in the tank whilst two of the males fight over her. When one of them submits the tetra left goes to her and rubs against her for a while and then the other male comes back and it all repeats. There's more than one female but all the males only seem to be bothering one of them. There's three of them fighting over her at the moment.
They're the only fish in the tank at the moment and all the levels are stable, as is the temperature.
Is this mating behaviour or is it something else?
Thanks in advance for any help/replies
Thanks to everyone who helped me out last week with my problems.
The tank is all sorted now and actually has 8 neon tetra in it. They've been in there for just under a week now and they're all thriving and seem to be very healthy. However, there's been some different behaviour today and yesterday. They've become quite hyper active - the males seem to be teritorial about the females. One of the females is hiding between a grassy plant in the tank whilst two of the males fight over her. When one of them submits the tetra left goes to her and rubs against her for a while and then the other male comes back and it all repeats. There's more than one female but all the males only seem to be bothering one of them. There's three of them fighting over her at the moment.
They're the only fish in the tank at the moment and all the levels are stable, as is the temperature.
Is this mating behaviour or is it something else?
Thanks in advance for any help/replies