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04-22-2008, 04:35 PM
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It is normal for them to act this way... my gramma swims upside down about 50% of the time... the rest of the time it swims at alot of other odd angles.... nothing to worry about...
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04-22-2008, 04:47 PM
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Hey Sean,
Completely normal, I have a gramma that I have had for like 4 years, and he spends 90 % of his time upsidedown in "his arch". Grammas are often found in overhangs in the ocean, and are often searching the ceilings for food/shelter, sean if he is eating he is good Lets make sure we are giving proper information people, if you are not sure what you are talking about...dont jump the gun
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04-22-2008, 05:25 PM
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That does not sound normal to me if he is swimming upside down in open water, i.e. coming out to get food upside down. Mine spends most of its time hanging upside down in a rock cave, but when she comes out to eat she does it right side up like any other fish.
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04-22-2008, 05:40 PM
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I think that that would have a lot to do with the competition for food as well in a tank...seans tank is young, so he is likely not feeding many fish, and feeding fairly lightly...coming off the rock that far is not uncommon, and I have about 15 royal grammas in all of the tanks I maintain and they all have similar activities...either way, I would not sweat it Sean, sounds pretty normal
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04-22-2008, 09:57 PM
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It's normal mine swims upside down or on his side most of the to get in and around in the rocks 1st time I seen it I thought he was a gonner but it has been in there a couple years and all is ok
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