Please help me solve this dilemma: We have a big fish tank with lots of different kinds of fish in it and they all seem to get along just fine. However, Ive noticed the most bright colored, beautiful fish are continuously harassed by a certain group of fish. What would be the best solution to solve this problem? A) Take the harassers out of the tank. Leave the colorful fish to explore the nice big aquarium freely. Confine the trouble-makers in a small tank on their own as punishment. B) Separate the colorful fish in the smaller tank. This way the fish that have the tendency to harass them, wont be tempted to do so anymore and the colorful fish are safe from any harm in the small tank where no other fish can see them. C) Keep both fish types in the big tank. Place a separating glass between them and place the colorful fish in the back where its darker. This way the other fish wont be triggered by the bright colors. If the colorful fish come too close to the separator to tease the other fish, tap on the window to scare them off. D) Keep all fish in the big tank. Cover the colorful fish with black cloth and wrap tightly so that none of the bright color is showing. This will protect them from attacks. Keep an eye on the colorful fish, they might attempt to remove the wrapping and display their color and the poor harassers will get themselves into trouble again. So which one makes the most sense?
Posted on: Fri, 07 Mar 2014 14:30:20 +0000