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    Re: Honeybee trashing tank

    Quote Originally Posted by Marzipan View Post
    Did his movements look something like this? It could be some courtship behaviour, even though there was no female about.

    Edit: Although after reading more, some people are suggesting thrashing about like that can also be territorial/fighting behaviour, so perhaps he felt the need to re-establish it was his home after being out for a while.
    Thank you Marzipan. And yes it looked a lot like that. When I opened the top, he could see me coming. He braced on three sides of the tank and took a s position. I was like, damn it's on. He came out no problem. Got a little rowdy in the holding tank, and chilled. He also released some bodily fluids while thrashing or right before. Once it was over and he settled a bit more, I gave him a once over, and let him roam around for a few minutes. After he went back in his freshly cleaned tank, pushed his hide around for a few and is now balled up like nothing happened. I have also found sperm plugs in their tanks recently, like in the last months or so. He was really making some noise banging around, got my attention fast.

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