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I have 14 of them in a 20 gallon long with 7 Harlequin Rasboras. The Pygmy Corys were never scared of anything and would stay out when I approached the tank. Then, they started schooling with the Harlequin Rasboras (which live in a constant state of panic), and now the Corys freak out when I get close since the Harlequins freak out.

I keep coming back to this one over the years. It’s just absolutely beautiful.

I’ve looked it up and read the definitions (multiple times) and it still makes absolutely no sense to me. I feel like a fucking idiot.

Edit: thanks everyone for helping me. I now finally understand (I think).

While not an epilepsy drug specifically, it has dramatically reduced my stress and anxiety, which has therefore reduced most of my seizure triggers. The result is that since I’ve started taking it, I haven’t had a seizure. My neurologist thought that was interesting and said that it does make sense. Just wanted to share for those of you who deal with this issue. While stress and anxiety certainly aren’t the only triggers, they are the primary ones for me, and 10mg of Propranolol 3x per day has been an extremely effective solution.

I am a high tenor, but my falsetto range is fairly limited and always has been. I used to assume that chest voice and falsetto were related, but I think I’m wrong about that. A lot of baritones have an incredible falsetto, with lots of power and an incredible range. I personally have a lot of control in my head voice, but I can’t really get above F5, even when I was young. Just wondering if it’s just a lack of training on my part, or a true physical limitation. I’m not upset about it or anything (some people put way too much focus on high notes), but just curious/interested and wanted to ask people who know more than me.