The Puffer Forum

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It's beautiful.

Oddly, they seem to be more common over here. They stock them at my LFS now, they fell in love with Piggy whilst he was in quarantine

Congratulations, Puffgranny

It's cos we're speshul, DM

I've got double filtration on them both, and the Fluvals in particular provide excellent flow and oxygenation. I'm really impressed with them. I'm going to site the tanks on the opposite side of the (20'x20') room to the cooking area, and make sure there's good ventilation. It's a point I hadn't tho...

His general air of pinkness makes me question his manliness too

Yay, what a relief!

You want to see the pic of my puffer-mauled finger AGAIN? Seriously, use tongs, Piggy bit a huge chunk out of my finger, and left a neat V shaped notch in my fingernail.

Took over a month to heal.

Piggy's more frilly round the edges than hairy. He's not as hairy as Spuddy was, but he's hairier than the one in the LFS atm.

'Barnacle Bonanza'

Hola

I'd love to enter, do we get a photo gallery of all the puffers? I think they're all beautiful and so unique.

Well, we went back today, they are stocking reptiles soon and Liv keeps dragging me in to see if they've arrive yet. They appear to have forgiven me, and even better they've offered her a work experience placement. She's studying Maths and the three Sciences, was aiming to do Fornsics at Uni, but is...

You'll find priming an absolute pain in the arse every time you clean the canister, Liv's takes ages to get going again

For anyone in the UK, I'd highly recommend Aquamanta canister filters, backed up with a Fluval 4U. They are incredibly easy to maintain and clean, self prime, the baskets come out easily, and they keep the water spotless. I rinse the Fluval twice a week in tank water, as it is the main collector of ...