After a month with dp

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nick709r
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After a month with dp

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So it's been about a month I have had these dwarf puffers. And I would like to say, I don't think I could ever get rid of them. They are great fish.

I love how they have over time got to know what I look like, and always come watch me as I do things around the fish tanks.

They seem to be pretty hardy fish too, they survived a not so smooth change of the substrate.

I am very happy with my purchase of these cute little guys.
Just thought I'd come by and let everybody know how I like them a month later :).

As long as I have these little guys, I will post update on how they are doing.

Unfortuantly I am out of the house right now, but I will post some pictures of the little guys when I get home :)
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mislaura
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My Puffers: Betty Bob and Bertha 3 dwarf pea puffers in a community tank of many fish
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Re: After a month with dp

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nick709r wrote:So it's been about a month I have had these dwarf puffers. And I would like to say, I don't think I could ever get rid of them. They are great fish.

I love how they have over time got to know what I look like, and always come watch me as I do things around the fish tanks.

They seem to be pretty hardy fish too, they survived a not so smooth change of the substrate.

I am very happy with my purchase of these cute little guys.
Just thought I'd come by and let everybody know how I like them a month later :).

As long as I have these little guys, I will post update on how they are doing.

Unfortuantly I am out of the house right now, but I will post some pictures of the little guys when I get home :)

They are fun to watch. I love it when there eyes go blue
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bertie 83
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Re: After a month with dp

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They are very rewarding fish to keep. Always had a passion for them
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Boku88
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Re: After a month with dp

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They are actually really hardy, just make sure your that your water parameters and condition are pristine. Give them sufficient space and food and they'll live for a very long time.
The next time you visit a LFS exert caution when you approach the pufferfish tank, those puffballs will skilfully convince you to take them home with you.
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