Bichir is so active? Why?

bibboboygun

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Hello I have sen, delhezi, endli, and lapra in my tank. in these 2 days, they're become so active or maybe hyperactive to swim. is it good or bad for them? why they do this?
 

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Hello I have sen, delhezi, endli, and lapra in my tank. in these 2 days, they're become so active or maybe hyperactive to swim. is it good or bad for them? why they do this?
I think it's quite normal for sens and dels, as upper jaws, to be active - this is less applicable for lower jaws such as a lap. But this does not mean lower jaws do not swim around.
Assuming your water parameters are fine, it sounds like they've just been added to the tank and are getting used to the new environment, hence the swimming. Another big factor that causes new polys to be super active is hunger.
 

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Not a bad thing. Just monitor for any stress.
 

bibboboygun

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I think it's quite normal for sens and dels, as upper jaws, to be active - this is less applicable for lower jaws such as a lap. But this does not mean lower jaws do not swim around.
Assuming your water parameters are fine, it sounds like they've just been added to the tank and are getting used to the new environment, hence the swimming. Another big factor that causes new polys to be super active is hunger.
I think they're hungry, coz when I fed them, they are becoming little bit calm
 
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