knifegill;4133290; said:Actually, I think he spelled 'Discus' correctly, when he meant to spell 'discuss' properly.
Thank you, happy to see my humor isnt wasted...lol
wned:wned:Do you think fish get bored?
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Thank you, happy to see my humor isnt wasted...lol
wned:wned:i think it depends on the fish. surely plecos can't get bored, lol. it doesn't matter if they are in bare tanks, heavily planted tanks, tanks with lots of other fishy friends, all they do is hoover the glass. also, i think it's generally the rule that predatory animals of all species are often smarter and need more stimulus than prey species.
also, i think it's generally the rule that predatory animals of all species are often smarter and need more stimulus than prey species.
i think my lapradei gets bored since he usually stays in one spot. same a long with my other polys haha.
Bottomfeeder;4133264; said:I made this thread before, and you spelled "discuss" wrong.
Anywho, yeah, possibly. My Bolivian Ram was being kicked around in my 30g pretty good, so I had no choice but to put him in my 5g with a Betta and a rescued Cory. Since Cichlids are intelligent, I try to keep him occupied. He plays with my finger on the glass a lot, and seems to enjoy it.
knifegill;4133290; said:Actually, I think he spelled 'Discus' correctly, when he meant to spell 'discuss' properly.
My Oscar seems to waver between bored and ready to smash everything. I really can't tell if adding objects to the tank has stimulated him or started the countdown to destruction.
Gr8KarmaSF;4133435; said:Thank you, happy to see my humor isnt wasted...lol
iloveoscars702;4133529; said:
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wned:Anywho, yeah, some fish probably get bored. Probably not all of them, but active ones probably do. I mean, if you put a very active fish in a tank that restricts swimming space too much, the fish will eventually mellow out and hang in a corner right? And some fish, like Gouramis, get claustrophobic and stressed in too-small quarters.
