Chasing smaller goldspot plecos? or chasing smaller fish? Well, goldspot plecos can be territorial to it's own species when it's mature. However, they are mostly peaceful fish to different species. It is probally just territorial or something is bothering it.
Primarily depends on setup and if proper types and amounts of territories are provided. A pleco can mostly readily defend itself and its eggs if given a good location. Otherwise if you plan on trying to save the fry then removal would be best.
Plecostomus species are none aggressive algae eaters. Some do however get very large. They have been known to attempt to attach themselves to the sides of plate like fish such as Discus, Angelfish etc. Although it is possible, it is unlikely that your Pleco would deliberately kill other occupants.
I would say you are.
A meteorologist would be someone who would qualify someone to be a tornado chaser. Tornado chasing is such a dangerous task to be in. It can be scary but a lot of people have been qualified.
hit it or take it out would be my choice
No. There are over 800 different species of Pleco, all of which are tropical fish and huge waste producers. Orange Goldfish are coldwater, and also huge waste producers, so you can only imagine the mess that would end up in that tank. Also, some species of Pleco will not touch algae or veges and may decide to suck off the slime coat from the Orandas, leaving the Goldfish open to infections and parasites. Once a Pleco gets a taste for slime coat, it gets addicted! So no Plecos with Goldfish!
yes. Chasing storms. They occur during the summer, so the better question would be do they have winter jobs. Yes. Chasing blizzards.
You can contain your 2 inch Albino Tiger Oscar in a 35 gallon aquarium with a 2 inch Pleco and 2 small Pictus Catfish for 4 hours.
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Some fish are aggressive when it comes to food. The fish may simply not have enough space, the fish they are chasing may be pregnant, and the others are chasing it in order to get her to "drop" (have the fish babies) or the fish they are chasing may be sick and dieing.
Chasing Christmas lights differ from the stationary kind in that they can be used for animated visual effects that one would not be able to get from stationary lights.