Recently added fish often hide for days or weeks until they feel secure.
Early spring means few plants. Add clay pots, PVC pipe sections, or commercial fish caves to provide shelter.
Herons, raccoons, and cats scare fish into hiding. A motion-activated sprinkler or net helps.
Check ammonia, nitrite, and pH. Poor conditions cause stress hiding.
Provide ample hiding spots, ensure good water quality, and be patient. Fish will emerge when comfortable.
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