I am so happy

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dmond31
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I am so happy

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It took my about two months or so but I finely got my little Congo to eat shrimp and other freezer food. For the longs he just simple refused to eat it
digger
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Congrats!!! I just got 1 and I'm hoping to do the same. That's a big step with these guys from what I understand.
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Pufferpunk
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Yippee--great job! It takes a lot of patience & diligence.
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Re: I am so happy

Post by pufferpuggirl »

Excellent dmond31 !! As I'm sure you're beginning to find out, Congo puffers are lovable little puffers and they have something special about them. At least that's how I feel about mine. They are definitely in my Top 5 list of Most-Loved puffers.
They can be very finicky though, but well worth the effort it takes to get them eating. :D
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