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Posted by EmilyH on March 16, 2003 at 19:54:53:

In Reply to: no on the sae posted by Andrue on March 16, 2003 at 07:34:18:

Are you sure you mean SAE, as in Siamese algae eater, or the CAE, Chinese algae eater? The CAE is known to latch onto other fish, but i've never heard of an SAE doing that. Mine are wonderful algae eaters and wouldn't hurt a fly..., but my CAEs are somewhat aggressive and I wouldn't put it past them to attack another fish. I highly recommend the SAE, but not the CAE.

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• Re: CAE or SAE??? Andrue 03/16/03 (1)
  • sounds like CAE to me... cindy 03/17/03 (0)