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![]() http://www.thepufferforum.com
http://www.pufferresources.net/forum/ Both sites have very knowledgeable people and accurate puffer info. |
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![]() Snails are no problem. Actually, I have a snail problem
![]() Thanks for the links Spoot! I'll check those out. And thanks for the fast replies! Last edited by BullDog; 03-20-2007 at 05:55 AM. |
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![]() BullDog,
It depends what snails you have. If you have Malaysian Trumpet Snail (the little ice cream cone shaped ones) it's not recomended that you feed them to a puffer. The shells are too hard and can break and damage your puffer's teeth. |
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![]() Hey Bulldog,
Where are you located? The figure 8 puffers are very adorable hey. BUT very hard to find one that is not sick with ich or something else. Be sure when buying one that you look at their fins to see that they are clear in color with no tiny spots. Also find out what the petstore keeps there salinity at with this fish. Or borrow someone rafractometer and test before adding to your tank. I have found some stores keep them in FW other stores keep them in full salt (1.026-1.030) (not good) They can be kept at these levels but only for short times, harder on their system. Best at 1.05-1.16 salinity range. Hope this helps.
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![]() I don't have figure 8 but 2 green spot puffers that migrate to my Reef tank sooner and will house with my porcupine. Green spot, when they are babies, mostly will be brackish water, then they can fully saltwater when adult
" www.thepufferforum " is the good place to start as I learn all about puffers from there.. There is many brackish, fresh water and saltwater puffer fans over there that got many years of puffer experience. Last edited by bubblepuffer; 03-22-2007 at 11:24 PM. |
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![]() Thanks everyone!
bulletsworld, I'm sure they were in freshwater as they were with a bunch of white clouds. I didn't get a good look at them as I was just breezing through, but they didn't look to bad (considering the overcrowded conditions). Anyhow, at this point, I've decided not to get any more pets as my cat had an injury and I want to take care of the animals I have before I get more ![]() ![]() |
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![]() ive had them in fw ive got one in my 150 gallon reef he likes to fight with a large 4 times his size maroon clown so id say there a little aggressive
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