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About Alex Kline
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I can answer a wide variety of questions(provided that the questioner gives detail) If I am unable to ask the question I will research it thoroughly and report my findings. I deal mostly with cichlids and most sorts of tropical fish. I also work with aquatic plants and the landscaping of them.
I also run a fish website(www.worldwidefishassociation.com) where I help many people too. I would like everyone to take into account my experience as to others, I do not wish false information to be given to you at the cost of your fish's life.
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I am in charge of an aquatic fish site called WWFA. I have kept a wide variety of fish that includes, Oscars, jack dempseys, betta, african butterfly fish, and many other fishes. I also do research on certain aquatic plants and aquatic structures.
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I am currently in high school looking into college for marine biology or ichthyology.
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Expert: Alex Kline
Date: 5/2/2008
Subject: goldfish
Question
Hi there, i'm not sure if i can explain this properly without it sounding weird but i'll try, we have had 2 goldfish in a tank for around 12 years now, in the last few days we have noticed that one of them is kind of chasing the other one around the tank and every time it stops it looks like it is "bullying" it, if it had teeth i would say it was biting it, it also seems to be aiming for the backside of it all the time, which is rather strange! Have you ever heard of this before between fish, I would be grateful if you could answer my query.
Thank You
Lisa Gaffney
Answer
Yes it is a form of fish bullying and many fish do it, I suggest you move one of the fish to a different tank as one of them is being bullied, perhaps after a few weeks of distance from each other you can add them back together and they may leave each other alone.
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