PP's Burr
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Happy_Puffer
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t1gerbee
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Re: PP's Burr
PP...
did you get the rest of your fish back?
Is your marine tank full of fish again now... must be way over 6 weeks...
did you lose your marine puffers? The tobies? Or was that other puffers you sent?
did you get the rest of your fish back?
Is your marine tank full of fish again now... must be way over 6 weeks...
did you lose your marine puffers? The tobies? Or was that other puffers you sent?
1 x 90G Juv stars and stripes puffer, Ceylon Puffer + GSP + 2 black clowns
1 x 30G LPS Reef
1 x 30G 1 x Blind goldfish
1 x 30G LPS Reef
1 x 30G 1 x Blind goldfish
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Pufferpunk
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Re: PP's Burr
None of the fish I sent to that guy for hypo are in my tank now. The burrfish went to you, the 2 yellow-tailed damselfish & the snowflake eel went to my LFS & the 2 tobies died in his care. In the meantime, I added a pair of Dragon pipefish & a small Valentini. The tank is still quite empty. Looking for a Bluespot toby.
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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Happy_Puffer
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Re: PP's Burr
We have a blue spot up at my lfs but it would be like a 6 hour drive for a 30 dollar fish. He is really cute and he changes colors and when he does he almost looks like a saddled puffer, kinda cool!
*Katie*
The new owner of a salt water tank
The new owner of a salt water tank
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t1gerbee
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3 x Convicts-Tropical
1 x Map Turtle-tropical
2 x Plecs-Tropical
2 x goldfish - Location: london
Re: PP's Burr
sorry to hear about your tobies... such a shame..
glad you got a valentini... such gorgeous fish... so personable.
glad you got a valentini... such gorgeous fish... so personable.
1 x 90G Juv stars and stripes puffer, Ceylon Puffer + GSP + 2 black clowns
1 x 30G LPS Reef
1 x 30G 1 x Blind goldfish
1 x 30G LPS Reef
1 x 30G 1 x Blind goldfish
Re: PP's Burr
*sigh* Sad update. 
I just got home from work, and found BabyBurr Devlin passed on. She, as well as the rest of our salties, were in our 75gal for hypo cuz she kept getting cloudy eyes and persistent ich on her tail fin (the rest of the fish were in there so we could keep the tank fallow for 8 weeks). We put it off until we thought she was healthy enough to handle it as she was sooooooo skinny when we got her, but I guess something must have happened. We cycled that tank with a filter from our Ceylon tank (we dropped the hypo to the same s.g. as them so we could do that), we still got a bit of a mini cycle, but it was all but gone after a day and a partial water change. The rest of the fishes are OK, so we're not really sure what happened. I just told Spoot, he sounds really upset. *sigh*
So sorry, PP, we tried our best to take care of her.
I just got home from work, and found BabyBurr Devlin passed on. She, as well as the rest of our salties, were in our 75gal for hypo cuz she kept getting cloudy eyes and persistent ich on her tail fin (the rest of the fish were in there so we could keep the tank fallow for 8 weeks). We put it off until we thought she was healthy enough to handle it as she was sooooooo skinny when we got her, but I guess something must have happened. We cycled that tank with a filter from our Ceylon tank (we dropped the hypo to the same s.g. as them so we could do that), we still got a bit of a mini cycle, but it was all but gone after a day and a partial water change. The rest of the fishes are OK, so we're not really sure what happened. I just told Spoot, he sounds really upset. *sigh*
So sorry, PP, we tried our best to take care of her.
Now, bring me that horizon...
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Pufferpunk
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C papuan
C lorteti
DPs
suvattii
burrfish
T niphobles - Location (country): USA, Greenville, SC
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Re: PP's Burr
Oh... I'm so sad... Sorry for our loss. She was a great fish.
I know you tried your best. It seems none of my puffers made it theu this treatment. I partially blame myself because I didn't have a QT large enough available to treat them myself. I believe her short life was happy.
Sorry for our loss. She was a great fish.I know you tried your best. It seems none of my puffers made it theu this treatment. I partially blame myself because I didn't have a QT large enough available to treat them myself. I believe her short life was happy.
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!"