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This morning, I boxed all my Okefenokee Pygmy Sunfish, making their 20 gal tall cool-water tank available.

Now, at work, my Florida Flagfish have been terrorizing my Rainbow Shiners, preventing them from spawning.

So! I caught the Flagfish...

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And brought them home to their new room...

Beforehand, I changed water in my Rainbow Shiner tank...

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And enjoyed seeing them happy again...

And I did check the “Java box” for Flagfish fry, but nothing visible...

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So! Flaggies have a love suite... Shiners have freedom to fire up again... and here’s to hoping the Okefenokee Pygmy Sunfish live happily ever after! 

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On 7/13/2021 at 10:04 PM, Patrick_G said:

Are the Flagfish always a little aggressive? 

When mature, the _males_ are aggressive. I’ve heard females are calmer, and can be helpful with eating algae.

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If you see them for sale, the female has a black dot on the back bottom edge of her dorsal fin. Male does not.

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