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Do fish go to sleep?

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desperatehousewife · 19/03/2006 19:43

Completely ridiculous question but do they every sleep? Keep creeping in to see if I can catch them asleep but they always seem to be swimming around....how exhausting is that?

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Enid · 19/03/2006 19:43

yes

I have seen them sleeping on the bottom of the ocean when diving at night

Smile
Enid · 19/03/2006 19:45

well the bottome of the reef (not the actual bottom of the sea)

Blandmum · 19/03/2006 19:45

Yes, but not in the same way as we do, and lacking eye lids, they can't close their eyes.

Some people call what they do 'rest'

Enid · 19/03/2006 19:46

they sort of stop and drift gently back and forward n the current

very sweet

Blandmum · 19/03/2006 19:47

Enid, how do you swim in your puritan gear??? Grin

Enid · 19/03/2006 19:47

\link{http://www.offthemarkcartoons.com/cartoons/2003-11-15.gif\one of the benefits of not having eyelids}

4blue1pink · 19/03/2006 19:47

dh vet he says yes but i dont belive him

desperatehousewife · 19/03/2006 19:48

not much current in our fish tank...and not so much a reef, rather a bit of gravel. ok I can go to bed happily knowing that my fish are getting their rest. Thank you!

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Enid · 19/03/2006 19:48

I tuck it into my wetsuit

Blandmum · 19/03/2006 19:48

and the wimple???

Enid · 19/03/2006 19:49

hidden underneath dry suit hood

in the tropics I leave it on the beach with my modesty Shock

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