The Puffer Forum

Yeah the tank is a 120g. I like the rummy nose because of their schooling. I tried whit clouds but he picked them off one by one. When the rummy nose feel threatened they school and Bubbles doesn't go after them when they are in a group.

Thanks. I put 20 of them in there 3 weeks ago and yesterday I counted 19.

Bubbles has been bitten before so he is a bit wary. Also, the cray is a bit big for him. http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii133/bizbomb/th_SD530070.jpg click above for video. turn your speakers down pls. I was just using my camera to shoot the vid and I ran out of memory. I the end Bubbles waited ...

The other day I accidentally knocked a the better part of a pear in the tank and Bubbles started eating it.

What a cute FAT puffer, cant wait for Bloat to look like that what size tank is that The tank is 4x2x2, Bubbles is just over 4". Very cute :) By the way, I didn't even hear background noises till around... maybe 2:40ish? Yea, made me jump (almost fell out of my chair) then laughed so hard lol....

orchidman wrote:i see the pic, but i dont see the puffer in it lol wheres puffer

It's a movie. Here is a youtube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz68uvCxC6g .

Bcummings8521 wrote:That's a very pretty puffer you have there, good going.

Thank you

jdak wrote:I can't see it:(

I will upload it to youtube and hopefully that will work for you.

Enjoy! (don't mind the background noises or dirty glass )



The White Clouds have been in the tank with Bubbles for over a week with no casualties.

My Fahaka Bubbles eats frozen prawns, mussels, squid, octopus, clams as well as live marbled crays and snails. Recently I have found that he enjoys prawn tails the most. This is great for me I like the body not the tail .

Paddy looks to have grown quite a lot since I came and bought Bubbles from you. Nice work.

You could tie a ball that floats to a weight that would leave the ball suspended at the height you choose. Then you could place it in front of the filter exhaust and it should move around maybe enticing your puffer to play with it.

Thanks for your replies. They put my mind at ease.

I had been a little concerned about my 4" Fahaka because his belly always looks full. After observing him for a few weeks I have noticed that he is eating sand and passing it through his system; only to eat more sand (pool filter sand). I was wondering if anyone else has observed this behavior ...

I like the way you make vicious work for his meal. Handsome little puffer.

My Fahaka sometimes gets these spots after he has been buried in the substrate.