Palembangensis puffer

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Palembangensis puffer

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Hi every one I am new here. If you have any Palambangensis puffers, could you please post videos of your's eating. I am very interested in their feeding habits. And I am getting on on Saturday.

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Re: Palembangensis puffer

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Hi! You're at the right place. There's great info on palembangs in the PufferPedia. If you haven't read it, be sure to before you pick up your puffer. :) If you have any questions, do please ask away. :)
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Re: Palembangensis puffer

Post by Homer »

[welcome]

I have a palembang puffer, although no vids of him eating yet, since in all honesty there isn't too much to watch? Probably because i normally feed mine by holding his food in the tongs and then waving it infront of his mouth, at which point it's taken in no time... Although with that being said, if you fed yours live food, you could sit and watch their ambush hunting technique, which can take a while at times if their prey is smart to get near them :ROFL:
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