Kerry1968
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Hi, I didn't know which subject to post this in.....Sick Axie, Free for All or Tank Set-ups, so I chose the latter!
I've recently discovered my two axies are male and female, I have therefore (yesterday) separated them with a tank divider as I don't want babies just yet! The divider is made of clear, fairly stiff plastic with small holes in. This morning I discover my male, Lexi, must've been trying to get through the plastic as he has a red, grazed nose! I'm not too worried about the injury as I know it'll heal fairly quickly.
He'll get used to the divider there, right? The tank is four foot long, so they've each now got two foot, I assume it's just because he's been used to swimming/walking further in the tank than he can now. Has anyone else had this problem? I have another tank I can put him in, but this means I would have to shift the guppies to another smaller tank and it all gets a bit complicated!
Your opinions will be gratefully received, I don't want to cause him distress! Thank you, Kerry.
I've recently discovered my two axies are male and female, I have therefore (yesterday) separated them with a tank divider as I don't want babies just yet! The divider is made of clear, fairly stiff plastic with small holes in. This morning I discover my male, Lexi, must've been trying to get through the plastic as he has a red, grazed nose! I'm not too worried about the injury as I know it'll heal fairly quickly.
He'll get used to the divider there, right? The tank is four foot long, so they've each now got two foot, I assume it's just because he's been used to swimming/walking further in the tank than he can now. Has anyone else had this problem? I have another tank I can put him in, but this means I would have to shift the guppies to another smaller tank and it all gets a bit complicated!
Your opinions will be gratefully received, I don't want to cause him distress! Thank you, Kerry.