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Pira is about 2 1/2 inches long and seems to be top heavy. Doesnt seem to be able to keep his/her back side down, always has back end pointing upwards.

Ori doesnt have this problem

Is this normal or is there a problem with water current? I have a over the side filter and I put several plastic plants and rocks to cut the flow down. I do not see my plants swaying or the sand moving, so it would seem there is little to no current in my tank.
 
Sounds like it needs to poop.
 
As soon as he eats his back side comes down.... Maybe he/she is trying to say "Im hungry, kiss my butt until you feed me" hehehehee
 
hehehe

does sound like a poop, have you noticed him pooing, he may be struggling a bit
 
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