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Robert

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I was wondering how my tiger kept escaping, turns out it was going against the current.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2PHQbwyf4Y

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I have seen cherries climbing the airline over a 4cm high divider.

Shrimp are crafty little buggers

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Not good! I like my shrimp to stay in their tank. Glad my water level is a bit lower than that.

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Tricky little fellow! Cutest little struggle though! Hope he stays in his box from now on, could be messy with him getting out.

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I'm always sceptical, when I see/hear shrimps escaping. Years ago, mine frequently did that, but since I've learnt and ensured great WQ, tank maintenance & ample food, I don't see any escaping. Appreciate they are inquisitive, i.e. checking out if the grass is greener on the other side etc....BUT, I'd be wary of this behaviour......whales beach themselves for a reason !

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The grass on the other side is the same grass that is in the inside :) Its the breeder box with the water flowing in. He just doesnt like being in the breeder box with girls. Maybe they make him nervous? intimidated?

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I had a golden bee & a couple of SS CRS go for a walk, long story short, didn't turn out well for them :dejection: Very cool video Robert though, caught in the act :encouragement:

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