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blanketman
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SAPs video

Post by blanketman »

here is a short video of my SAPs:



at 1:04 a SAP soon in need of some dental work?
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xrayjeeper83
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Re: SAPs video

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

very cool video

And yes id say someone needs to pull out the clippers
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Re: SAPs video

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That was very well done :)
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Re: SAPs video

Post by lilacamy931 »

Lovely video, they look lovely and healthy. And yep time for dentist to visit, good luck x
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PolishPuff
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Re: SAPs video

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Great video :D
I've also noticed your great tank. Would you like to post some pictures?
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blanketman
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Re: SAPs video

Post by blanketman »

glad you liked it :)

pictures: the summmer is now over, so it's time to spend more time inside. and yes, I'll try to get some pictures taken eventually.

teeth: we've had these SAPs for almost two years now. sand on the bottom and MTSs living in it (they hide at day - but they come out at night). so far I've only had to cut one teeth on one puffer. the tooth was long and black (!), some kind of algea was growing on it? anyway, they'll get more snails from now on. as long as the puffers eat well and stay fit everything is ok.

this video by JP is great:

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Re: SAPs video

Post by J-P »

that video you made puts mine to shame!! I love how they are playing in the current. Totally different than mine.
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZR55G ... pqlgec1A2Q
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