Too many fish!

jbherpin

jbherpin

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I found this video on "YouTube", and his set-up looks very nice, but there are entirely too many guppies in there! The video shows an adult Taricha eat a decent sized guppy from the stream section of the tank.
The stream is why I decided to post the video. I think it is a great way to encourage microhabitats, and obviously led to the fish using it as a nursery, and the newt feeding from there through conditioning. Very cool approach to a feeding stream, bad amount of fish(the waste volume must be staggering!). Let me know what you think!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUO3_DHXgjI&NR=1

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