my dwarf a.compressiceps has been acting very strange lately
I changed the water on Tuesday and accidently bumped a rock and it fell back where she was hanging out and I was worried that I hit her, she seemed fine after I was done and she came back out, but the next day she was in her cave all day with her mouth wide open I thought "oh nooooo! I DID hit her" and she didn't eat that day at all. Then this morning she seemed fine ,waiting for food in the a.m. and all was well. I'm expecting 2 baby frontosa in the morning so tonight I did a little 10% water change and some rearranging. After I finished she checked out the way I moved the shells and then hid in a hole she's been digging out in a new spot (not her cave area) she's practically under a rock hiding and doing the same thing with her mouth again. What on earth? will a female produce eggs and try to "do it herself" without a male?
The only reason I think that's the case is because a friend of mine said her fronts do that after water changes...

I changed the water on Tuesday and accidently bumped a rock and it fell back where she was hanging out and I was worried that I hit her, she seemed fine after I was done and she came back out, but the next day she was in her cave all day with her mouth wide open I thought "oh nooooo! I DID hit her" and she didn't eat that day at all. Then this morning she seemed fine ,waiting for food in the a.m. and all was well. I'm expecting 2 baby frontosa in the morning so tonight I did a little 10% water change and some rearranging. After I finished she checked out the way I moved the shells and then hid in a hole she's been digging out in a new spot (not her cave area) she's practically under a rock hiding and doing the same thing with her mouth again. What on earth? will a female produce eggs and try to "do it herself" without a male?
The only reason I think that's the case is because a friend of mine said her fronts do that after water changes...
