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![]() Understood. In that case 300g won't be enough. As you touched upon, some fish don't grow as large in captivity as they do in the wild. Some fish grow according to the space they are provided, others will continue to grow beyond their given space. Seems like the latter is the case which isn't good for us or the fish. Good luck with things.
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I'm sure you know this but QT puffers and watch for internal parasites. At least 50% of the puffers I have kept had internal parasites. Sometimes it was hard to see symptoms until years later but slow growth was also a bit of a give away. |
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![]() Thanks. I was planning on a porcupine puffer from the start. Classic look
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![]() Thanks for all the replies and people who reached out to the Vancouver Aquarium. Looks like this guy will go to a 700G home on Friday. I wish I could have found something more suitable for his size but this has ended up being the best option.
It would be great if places like J&L stopped selling these fish. |
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![]() Hi I got 150g I could take it I think
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![]() That is way too small. He is going to a 700G which I just posted above.
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![]() Fish has gone to the 700g. Thanks for all the help and suggestions!
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