Introducing Bubbles
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
Ahhh didn't even notice that black background with your reflection in it. I also prefer the black myself. I can't put any plants at all real or plastic with my Buddy so I hear where your coming from. Just thought it would make it a bit more interesting for both you and Bubbles with more decor. He is a cutie that is for sure.
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L!$A
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
Hey! I just noticed you're a BCA member too.. 
My fahaka Nala, rips the tips of her plants as well.. she doesn't really eat them though.
Were they real or fake plants?
My fahaka Nala, rips the tips of her plants as well.. she doesn't really eat them though.
Were they real or fake plants?
Re: Introducing Bubbles
The plants were real but as I said before he only liked eating some of them. And yes I am a BCA memberL!$A wrote:Hey! I just noticed you're a BCA member too..
My fahaka Nala, rips the tips of her plants as well.. she doesn't really eat them though.
Were they real or fake plants?
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autophotos
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
lovely pics - j'adore
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jus85411
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
picture "funny face" is definitely POTM worthy! cracks me up 
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c333davis
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
Any idea whether you could actually feed him some greenery so that he won't eat what's planted? I have no experience, myself, with your type of puff; just wondering...
I envy that he poses for you! He's a doll. Congratulations!
I envy that he poses for you! He's a doll. Congratulations!
~ Candice
With the following creatures in various tanks:
1 GSP with live rock and red mushrooms (viewtopic.php?f=9&t=25686)
1 Red-ear Slider Turtle—32-yrs-old!
1 African Cichlid - not sure of species
2 Green Terror Cichlids
2 Jack Dempsey Cichlids
~30 Jewel Cichlids
With the following creatures in various tanks:
1 GSP with live rock and red mushrooms (viewtopic.php?f=9&t=25686)
1 Red-ear Slider Turtle—32-yrs-old!
1 African Cichlid - not sure of species
2 Green Terror Cichlids
2 Jack Dempsey Cichlids
~30 Jewel Cichlids
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xrayjeeper83
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Re: Introducing Bubbles
someone posted up a while back that they feed their puffer some kind of salad stuff, and they sucked it right down.
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
Re: Introducing Bubbles
The other day I accidentally knocked a the better part of a pear in the tank and Bubbles started eating it.