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01-31-2015, 09:22 PM
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It's possible the change in lights has changed the spectrum in the tank enough for them to no longer recognize each other. They are able to recognize individuals amongst animals that are otherwise identical to human eyes, and we really have no idea what cues they're using to do so.
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01-31-2015, 11:01 PM
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Maybe it's like being at a bar, with a few drinks and dim lights everything seems great, then the next morning with full lighting one may question their last night's judgement. In your case the bright lights just happen to come years later.
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02-01-2015, 12:43 AM
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Well, at 12+ yrs (90 human years?) she still looks gorgeous
 He should count himself lucky... Asylumdown, that may well be true re: spectrum change & confusion. The good news is, she finally inched her way back to the cave today, without being maimed or killed. Bad news is, he really freaks when the lights come on or change in intensity. This is going to be a *really* slow process... Thanks for the responses! Tamara
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