Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
LOL, I thought "ain't" was southern American drawl.
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Pufferpunk wrote:LOL, I thought "ain't" was southern American drawl.
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Boy, you Brits have really messed up English! :p
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
I didn't know brits had "pearly whites" 
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
They do? Have they started using toothbrushes now? 
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Oooohhhh look at the yanks getting all high and mighty over the British. Some of your local dialects make ours look tame. We use british made toothbrushes as well, if it was made in America it would fall apart after a week. 
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Didn't we win the war? Let's not have another one!


You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
lol. I think we should stop there before we start with wars.Pufferpunk wrote:Didn't we win the war? Let's not have another one!
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Hey guys bit of a update got my name put down for a pustulatus if and when they come back in stock
also talked to the guys at wharf aquatics apparantly they are in talks with someone about maybe getting hold of a few them selfs will have to wait to see if anything comes of it though.
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Will wait and see what price they come in at Wharf, one thing to be sure of is that it wont be cheap.
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
My LFS has a distributer that has recently added T. Pustulatus to the list, my price is $200.. I'm waiting to see if they can actually get one.
Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
Hey Mikesoft, if you dont mind me asking where are you located and what is the name of the importer who says they can get them?
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Re: Tell me more about the Cross River and S. American puffers
I'm located in the Detroit, MI area. I have no idea what the name of the importer is, but my LFS says the importer has family in Africa and they import directly. Says he has had nothing but good experience with them and he's confident that if they say Pustulatus, it will be a Pustulatus, not a Fahaka.
