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The last two days my panda cories have taken on a new behaviour.
I only have two and was planning on getting a few more when I can find them locally.
they have started hanging out in the corner of the tank, it’s very open area there, not much in the way of hardscape.
anyways, they get close to each other, and then start going nuts with each other, swimming up and down, left and right, all over each other, never leaving each other’s side really. It’s not too erratic that they looked stressed, as they will settle down after a half minute at a time, rest beside each other, maul each other a bit then start all over.
I took a good look at them, I cant see any signs of injuries or infection and all water parameters check out normal.
they maintain this behaviour which appears to be social in nature. When they swim up the side wall, they aren’t going to the top, or gasping for air. I can’t see any redness in the gills.
when it’s feeding time, they quit their shenanigans and rummage around like normal, eating well.
I have looked at other websites profile pages and I think this could possibly be breeding behaviour, but I cant be sure.
either way I’m keeping a close eye on it, and I’m off work the weekend, so if they keep it up I’ll try to get some video.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
I only have two and was planning on getting a few more when I can find them locally.
they have started hanging out in the corner of the tank, it’s very open area there, not much in the way of hardscape.
anyways, they get close to each other, and then start going nuts with each other, swimming up and down, left and right, all over each other, never leaving each other’s side really. It’s not too erratic that they looked stressed, as they will settle down after a half minute at a time, rest beside each other, maul each other a bit then start all over.
I took a good look at them, I cant see any signs of injuries or infection and all water parameters check out normal.
they maintain this behaviour which appears to be social in nature. When they swim up the side wall, they aren’t going to the top, or gasping for air. I can’t see any redness in the gills.
when it’s feeding time, they quit their shenanigans and rummage around like normal, eating well.
I have looked at other websites profile pages and I think this could possibly be breeding behaviour, but I cant be sure.
either way I’m keeping a close eye on it, and I’m off work the weekend, so if they keep it up I’ll try to get some video.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?