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Finally got some decent pictures of the puffers with their algae on their teeth after the trimming. This is what I mean with the algae on their teeth (still) its less bushy now and they eat perfectly fine. But it is hard to trim them and it is actually on their teeth and not stuk or so. I am still w...

No, its literally stuck on the teeth. I thought I could just push it aside with the clipper but nope, its actually stuck on their teeth. And the algae all "clumps up" when they are out of water not not "fluffy" anymore so that made it extra hard. I don't think it will stop them e...

I trimmed the teeth as good as I could. I had a lot of difficulties because of the algae completely concealed the teeth and I really didn't wanted to hurt the fish. But I think I got 90% off on 1 puffer and nearly everything on the 2nd. (The 2nd one started to have it) Their teeth weren't actually a...

Ok, will do!

I just wonder if its normal that algea forms on their teeth or if I am doing something wrong?

Hello, I am the lucky owner of 4 SAP that are doing quite amazing in my 350L aquarium. (First time Puffer owner) 3 of my puffers are doing fine, I can see some teeth but not something I've noticed that they are suffering from. (I already have the clipper, sedation and everything else if that is ever...