Help for an italian puffer
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malu
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Help for an italian puffer
Hi to everybody, sorry for my english but I'm italian.
I have a question: Can I give the dry shrimp for turtle to mine Puffer?
Thanks!!!
I have a question: Can I give the dry shrimp for turtle to mine Puffer?
Thanks!!!
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Caio Malu!
Che genere di pesce avete? La maggior parte delle pesce non la mangia l'alimento asciutto. Suggerirei gli alimenti quale il gambero congelato di mysis, piccolo krill, e' verme sangue
Che genere di pesce avete? La maggior parte delle pesce non la mangia l'alimento asciutto. Suggerirei gli alimenti quale il gambero congelato di mysis, piccolo krill, e' verme sangue
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
I don't understand a word of that... except mysis and krill. you don't want to feed very much krill because it's fatty and is suspected to lead to lockjaw.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
He asked what kind of krill he had and suggested that he should use frozen shrimp, mysis, and bloodworms.Jase wrote:I don't understand a word of that... except mysis and krill. you don't want to feed very much krill because it's fatty and is suspected to lead to lockjaw.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
I take Italian and IDK wtf puffanatic said.
are the shrimp freeze dried?
are the shrimp freeze dried?
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Welcome malumalu wrote:Hi to everybody, sorry for my english but I'm italian.
I have a question: Can I give the dry shrimp for turtle to mine Puffer?
Thanks!!!
It supposed to soak any dry food in water from the main tank to avoid puffer to swallow air. They do need crunch meat food like mussels, clams and shrimp.
Fernando
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
ohyunachin wrote:He asked what kind of krill he had and suggested that he should use frozen shrimp, mysis, and bloodworms.Jase wrote:I don't understand a word of that... except mysis and krill. you don't want to feed very much krill because it's fatty and is suspected to lead to lockjaw.
yeah, what he said.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Jase, Babelfish, try it out...Translates nearly any written language. http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ Not an exact translator but gets the job done.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Thanks for all replies!!!
I have write without translator program because the result was worse.
I have a very young Green Spotted Puffer.
Feeding: mussels and clams without hull, chironomus, krill and when is possible infestant snails.
The problem is this:I live in a little city, the puffer is too little and I can't find small freeze shrimps with hard hull for his teeth (his mouth is still small), to alternate to the snails.
Ciao!!!
I have write without translator program because the result was worse.
I have a very young Green Spotted Puffer.
Feeding: mussels and clams without hull, chironomus, krill and when is possible infestant snails.
The problem is this:I live in a little city, the puffer is too little and I can't find small freeze shrimps with hard hull for his teeth (his mouth is still small), to alternate to the snails.
Ciao!!!
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
What you are feeding is good.
They do not need shrimp(only if you are feeding your puffer mussels and clams NOT on the half shell,then there teeth would be BIG)
Come stai?
They do not need shrimp(only if you are feeding your puffer mussels and clams NOT on the half shell,then there teeth would be BIG)
Come stai?
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malu
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Thanks Sponge bob I'm ok and you?
If I have right understand, I owe leave mollusc attached to the half shell, and puffer for eat scratches his teeth.
If you gently confirm I'll try.
I'm happy for your help, also because my english is "terrible"
If I have right understand, I owe leave mollusc attached to the half shell, and puffer for eat scratches his teeth.
If you gently confirm I'll try.
I'm happy for your help, also because my english is "terrible"
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
i sono cosi cosi.
That sounds right to leave the food like that.
That sounds right to leave the food like that.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Buy big shrimp & cut them up. Try to leave some shell.
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Re: Help for an italian puffer
Off topic: Don't worry malu, my first language is portuguese (I write/read the english I learnt by myself) and I guess TPF family understand our english. I think the forum purpose is to share experiences, learn, teach, and help each other, am I right guys?malu wrote: I'm happy for your help, also because my english is "terrible"
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