How do your fish sleep?

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A rare shot of Kong sleeping in the open. She's always in a defensive posture. Early evening mode with magenta light.

 

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My screwball parrot, Tango. He's actually upset at the camera here, but decided to sleep like this floating up top.

 

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Before you holler "I CAN'T SEE NOTHIN!" Look closely to the left of the sponge filter, down near the sand. Pip's nose pokes out in the dim light. He's made a cozy nest under the filter with dug out sand.

 

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This looks like a Norman Rockwell painting. But...the orange blob you see to the right is Boss. He literally jams himself into the plants along the back wall.

 

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A sleepy Bobo n' Pepper very relaxed here. Bobo goes tiger striped again.

 

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An earlier pic of a sleepy and cockeyed Brick!

 

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Hands down my nuttiest, most entertaining sleeper is Patch:

 

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Fish do not have eyelids. They need dark to sleep. Homes have lights on a lot at night before e go to sleep. I even have one tank which I cover with a big towel each night. However, let's not forget those fish that are active at night and tend to sleep in caves/hidey holes during the day. So there is the day shift and the night shift ?

Usually, the day shift hides from the night shift. It helps to prevent waking up in somebody's stomach......

 

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Brick lurks in the early morning gloom. He's usually the first one to 'wake up' and does a tank check. Then he'll play with his basketball.