yesterday i went to a new lfs up the road from me that specialises in marine and corals
as i was looking around i found a tank of canthigaster species
and a tank with a few dog-faced puffers and around 10 zebra and snowflake morays lurking around the bottom
its not very practical for me at the moment but i was just wondering,
could i keep my milk-spotted puffer with a moray once i have a large enough tank?
the woman at the petstore says that zebra and snowflake morays are the least agressive
and i shouldnt have a problem, and that in her experience most moray species stayed clear of puffers
morays and puffers?
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splitadams
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Re: morays and puffers?
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splitadams
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Re: morays and puffers?
cheers