Extreame wierd behavour!!!!

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5 minutes ago I had turned my filter off for five mins while I did sumthing and my wild female was trying to get out of the water and hopped on the filter and completly stuck her full head out of the water I have one live plant in it and no sign metomorphing and she did not go bac in the water 4 a full 30 secs I had to poke her head bac in and she still tried to get out like crazy. Is thier any reason y?? It went on 4 a good 5 mins before I put the filter bac on then she stopped completly
 
Hi, what are your water readings? Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate? And your temperature? Mel
 
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