Around what size does that tend to happen around? I already listed the Pleco for sale but depending on the time I have I may have to put a more "aggressive" price.
i think there is no way of knowing. I know some older fahakas who go great with tankmates. Most keep cichids or plecos with them. It really depends on your fahakas behaviour. They all have their own personality.
Definitely better than before, puffers really appreciate a complex tank design so they have more areas to explore…
i used to randomly re-decorate my tank every year or two as well to keep switching things up for her especially as she grew…
i used to randomly re-decorate my tank every year or two as well to keep switching things up for her especially as she grew…
Good idea! He hasn't really been exploring much yet. I guess the change takes getting used to?
It really all depends on the puffer as stated above, they seriously do have different and interesting personalities. My 166 gallon only has one rock structure in it. It's her sleeping spot lol. Rest of the time she basically watches out of the tank waiting for her next meal. Even as I type this... I look back over my shoulder and can see her swimming back and forth. She does spend some of her time "blowing" into the sand, looking for food. It's actually kind of funny.
Silly diet question. So I know mussels and clams are recommended for Puffers, but I've never seen anyone recommend canned baby clams.
I genuinely doubt I'm the first to think of this, so I guess my question is why do people not use these? Is it a quality thing, or perhaps the tin preservation causes issues?
I genuinely doubt I'm the first to think of this, so I guess my question is why do people not use these? Is it a quality thing, or perhaps the tin preservation causes issues?
what does the discription say? whats added? oil, salt, e-numbers?
If its just water it might be fine to be honest. Would be smart. But you can also just buy a box of crabs or crayfish in a chinese supermarket for real cheap.
