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Old 08-20-2007, 11:24 PM   #16 (permalink)
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mobile and move often alright, mine moved right into my powerhead, twice!
A very common risk with these motile critters!
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Nothing to worry about. I have had several BTA's and they move around a lot. If you are lucky, he may be hiding out to get ready to split into 2 or more new ones. When mine split, they always went under the rocks and looked like they were dieing.
Yepp .... this I can confirm, mine also do so briefly before them divide.
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Yepp .... this I can confirm, mine also do so briefly before them divide.
Yeah, mine just split again. Now, both clones are on walkabouts. It seems like after a split, they both decide to find a new place to stay. The same thing happened when it split the first time.
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