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moogoo · 04-08-2008, 07:56 PM

I have boraras brigittae and boraras micros. They do school as they do it readily when I'm doing a water change. However, once I'm done and things have calmed down in the tank, they go back to their separate, independent business.

I'd like to keep them schooling, but don't want to completely stress them out. They don't have to school 24/7, but it would be nice if they'd school here and there just out of the occasional intimidation.

@ laura

I would consider a female betta, but they're pretty drab looking imo. Any other ideas?

04-08-2008, 07:56 PM	#4 (permalink)
moogoo Planted Tank Enthusiast (View User Tanks) PTrader: (3) Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Lorton, VA Posts: 705	I have boraras brigittae and boraras micros. They do school as they do it readily when I'm doing a water change. However, once I'm done and things have calmed down in the tank, they go back to their separate, independent business. I'd like to keep them schooling, but don't want to completely stress them out. They don't have to school 24/7, but it would be nice if they'd school here and there just out of the occasional intimidation. @ laura I would consider a female betta, but they're pretty drab looking imo. Any other ideas? __________________ Eheim Pimp #268 Eheim Classic 2213