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As long as it does not dry out, it will have a high chance of survival when re-introduced to the tank. I have had one that jumped and crawled across the room. Probably a good 30 to 40 mins. No problem.
Cheers,
hi, wondering the above..
coz a colleague found one of my yamato crawling about on carpeted floor, 10meters away from the tank. no idea how long it's been out adventuring.
i scoop it up and put it back into the tank, seems still surviving.
its spine has turned all black though..
my planted tank is a small 12\"x7\"x10\"(height)
As long as it does not dry out, it will have a high chance of survival when re-introduced to the tank. I have had one that jumped and crawled across the room. Probably a good 30 to 40 mins. No problem.
Cheers,
I have dwarf cichlids in my tanks! Do you?
30 to 40 mins? Hmm...maybe I should take mine out for walks. keke.
Yup, same here, I had one out of my tank for more than an hour before I discovered it. Put it back, swimming as usual.
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Robin
i always fighting algae but still got more
kinda freaky coz i thot they're like fish, once out of water for too long means byebye liao.. never imagine they cld actually crawl everywhere touring the office. wen colleague first saw it she thot it's a bughaha
my planted tank is a small 12\"x7\"x10\"(height)
Ever let it crawl on your hand. Feels really cool and exciting the 1st time it did that on my hand.
just this sunday, I had my yamato jump out of my tank also. only problem I find is when it is on the floor, it is hard to pick them up. had a hard time scooping the fellow up from the floor. wonder how u all manage? bare hand or?
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