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Watching my pond cam while stuck at the office, I just noticed something odd. Most of my water hyacinth, which are always at one end of my pond, have mysteriously moved to the other end. But how? It's not windy out at all. So I watched for a few minutes, and now my mind is blown.
Good old Friendly Frank, my Chagoi, was pushing individual hyacinth plants all the way across with his nose! WHAT?? Is this normal?? I even saw him go back for another, and he would poke at the plants to test which ones were loose, vs. connected.
Has anyone else witnessed what looks like purposeful actions from their fish? Is he planning a conspiracy? Or just rearranging the furniture?
Here's a pic that I just screen captured just a couple of hours ago to post on the "what does your pond look like today" thread. Following that is a screen capture from right now. CRAZY.
Good old Friendly Frank, my Chagoi, was pushing individual hyacinth plants all the way across with his nose! WHAT?? Is this normal?? I even saw him go back for another, and he would poke at the plants to test which ones were loose, vs. connected.
Has anyone else witnessed what looks like purposeful actions from their fish? Is he planning a conspiracy? Or just rearranging the furniture?
Here's a pic that I just screen captured just a couple of hours ago to post on the "what does your pond look like today" thread. Following that is a screen capture from right now. CRAZY.