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Are arowanna nocturnal?

 

DiXoN

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Jun 4, 2006

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i would say no

 

WyldFya

Baryancistrus demantoides

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Jun 4, 2006

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Not at all.

 

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Thomascl

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Jun 4, 2006

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No

 

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guppy

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Jun 5, 2006

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They are day hunters and hunt mainly by sight.

 

IoStrisciare

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Jun 5, 2006

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mine sleep when the lights go out

 

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meiling

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umm, why is it ALWAYS my animals that are the weird ones? YES! My Silver is most definately nocturnal. I turn out the lights and he goes nuts hunting, killing, splashing, thumping, even when he has a nightlight . Mine is sedintary when the main light is on for his tanning., then he pops to the top and is still until It gets darker again.

 

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truman

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Haha meiling has an interesting example how animals always seem to break norms.

Most other aros sleep during the night

 

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Where eva theres Cichla!!!

Jun 7, 2006

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yeppers!!! lol mines a bottom dweller during the night!

 

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Jun 8, 2006

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my guys sleep at night. they're less active at night.

guess you've get yourself a wierd one. but is there anything that's spooking your fella at night? a simple flashing light or shadow is enough to spook them during the night.