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| Algae around the pump and tubing in the "sharks" new temporary home in a tank in the greenhouse. | |
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| Chinese banded high fin shark | |
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| These are baby koi I had in a tank that I decided to add the "sharks" to because it had the most algae and the babies are not able to eat it as fast as it grows. | |
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| Update May 28th 2010 | |
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It has been 2-1/2 months since I
added 2 of the Chinese banded hi-fin sharks to my lower pond.
One would stay near the underwater camera stand and the other on or
near the rock that is holding down the temporary bottom drain cover.
It is a lotus pan turned upside down. LOL! but it works.
I had no seen either of them for a few weeks and figured the dratted
kingfisher got them.
In fact a couple of weeks ago, Rich was in the pond to get out breeders for spawning. He had drained down the pond by about 1/2. I have no rocks in my lower pond so there is really no place for a fish to hide. Or so I thought I so enjoyed my morning coffee while watching them and their antics on my live streaming camera. I had been so bummed out because they were "gone". This afternoon while on my way down to the greenhouse, I spotted both of them sitting together near the camera stand for the underwater camera. I dashed back up to the house to get my camera.
So for those of you who thought they were "gone" trust me, they have a way of disappearing,
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