So, I got three new otos last night. I got my water tested and since it read normal, I decided to start adding the otos before my son is here this weekend and we get the platies (decided on platies instead of mollies for several reasons, one being I found a guy who is selling his young'uns for 50 cents each 
). Anywho, I got them home and put them in the 46gal. Everyone was happy and busy last night. This morning, I went to switch on the light just to check how everyone was doing and came across one of the newbies (I'm more than sure it's one of the new otos since it's smaller than my older guys) pulling an upside down cat at the top of the tank. By that I mean that he was just floating there upside down. I took my net and was going to snag him out, thinking that he was dead, but as soon as he saw the net he swam off like nothing was wrong. I've gone to check on him a couple of times since then and he's back floating in the same area (right side of the tank at the top, usually on his back or side). I'll go to fish him out and he swims off like a normal oto. Should I take him out just in case there's something wrong with him? The only problem with that is that I only have a 1.5gal hex that is empty to put him in (with no filter or even bubble stone since all available bubble stones are in the smaller betta tanks and the 10gal). Or should I just leave him in there and chalk it up to more strange behaviors in my fish (like my female bettas that like to bite)? As I said, he swims normal and has even latched onto the wall of the tank while I've watched him. Just every once in a while, he decides that he'd rather be an upside down cat.
). Anywho, I got them home and put them in the 46gal. Everyone was happy and busy last night. This morning, I went to switch on the light just to check how everyone was doing and came across one of the newbies (I'm more than sure it's one of the new otos since it's smaller than my older guys) pulling an upside down cat at the top of the tank. By that I mean that he was just floating there upside down. I took my net and was going to snag him out, thinking that he was dead, but as soon as he saw the net he swam off like nothing was wrong. I've gone to check on him a couple of times since then and he's back floating in the same area (right side of the tank at the top, usually on his back or side). I'll go to fish him out and he swims off like a normal oto. Should I take him out just in case there's something wrong with him? The only problem with that is that I only have a 1.5gal hex that is empty to put him in (with no filter or even bubble stone since all available bubble stones are in the smaller betta tanks and the 10gal). Or should I just leave him in there and chalk it up to more strange behaviors in my fish (like my female bettas that like to bite)? As I said, he swims normal and has even latched onto the wall of the tank while I've watched him. Just every once in a while, he decides that he'd rather be an upside down cat. 