First I think my 10 Red Eyed Tetras are in the following configuration. I believe I might have gotten 9 males and 1 female. (From the look of it, 9 of them have the same breadth, and the other one is a broader and deeper) with this said I have the following question. I noticed the 9 alleged males will stay in the school; the one alleged female will some times be in the school and some times be on her own. Is this normal? Is she lonely; is sex a factor in socialization of fish like it is sometimes in humans? If so should I take 1 or 2 (or how many) of the males back and get x number of females for her to have company with.
Some times she will go hid under a plant leaf or swimming on her one, other times she will be the in the school.
Or am I just being jump and it just a result of them being in a new envorment, and this will stop as they get accustem to their new home.
Also some times the school will break off into 2 schools.
Some times she will go hid under a plant leaf or swimming on her one, other times she will be the in the school.
Or am I just being jump and it just a result of them being in a new envorment, and this will stop as they get accustem to their new home.
Also some times the school will break off into 2 schools.
