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You gotta be kidding...
Don't be afraid of my duck!
You gotta be kidding...
You mean the fish will become like this
Goldfish dance
This is amazing! Never thought you could do that...Originally Posted by lwm999
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It should be a fake thing....but again, I don't care... because I think it's not nice anway..If you want them to be happy, just provide right water and living condition, and leave them alone... This is my opinion.
But on the other hand, if people are training dogs, cats...etc.. to do tricks, why not fishes.... (though i do not support that)
Has anyone seen the show "Street Magic" ? The magician thought his little fishie
a few techniques
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Geez. This is really interesting. Wondering whether can arowanas be trained to do those stunts as well?
Last edited by Justikanz; 29th Apr 2006 at 00:39.
damn... this is so unnatural!
Craptastic if you ask me
Last edited by Justikanz; 29th Apr 2006 at 00:39.
Yea.. the video looks fake if you ask me.
But I wouldn't mind teaching my bichir to jump through a hoop.
Last edited by Justikanz; 12th Jun 2006 at 10:58.
Once I "trained" a Paradise fish to leap out of water to snatch tubifex worm. I gradually increase the height of where the worm was placed (hanging from a tweezer) and it eventually can snatch from a two inches hieght above water. But is more liked their natural instinct to do this act, rather than really being tranined.
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LOL, same here but I 'trained' my congo tetras & rainbow fishes to do the same thing too
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Positive reinforcement works on almost any animal. As long as it equates an action with food, it'll keep repeating that action. But with fish that action must be extremely simple. Like jumping or comming to the surface as they don't have very long memories.
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