There are already several threads to this topic , but I am going to add one more, so bare with me I have the same questions and search the net and a couple of common responses.
1. Still young ... even at 13 inches ?
2. Hiding from predators
3. No hiding places...
4. Each fish has its own personality, some are shy some are aggressive.
Now the questions is, if the above reason is true, It should apply to the rest of the Parachromis species, so why is this shyness seems to be much more prevalent on P. Dovii ? If you search the net for "Shy Dovii" you get a lot of results, but if you try searching for "Shy Jaguar" or "Shy Motaguense" , you barely get any results ???
1. Still young ... even at 13 inches ?
2. Hiding from predators
3. No hiding places...
4. Each fish has its own personality, some are shy some are aggressive.
Now the questions is, if the above reason is true, It should apply to the rest of the Parachromis species, so why is this shyness seems to be much more prevalent on P. Dovii ? If you search the net for "Shy Dovii" you get a lot of results, but if you try searching for "Shy Jaguar" or "Shy Motaguense" , you barely get any results ???