Heh... that's pretty much all I had to say!Pufferpunk wrote:Please start a new thread on this in the BW Puffer Forum.Mac Myers wrote:I'm looking at some "figure 8's" and the store owners says fresh and another guy there who keeps them says brackish. A lot of conflicting info. I keep some Halocaridina Rubra (shrimp) in brackish and it's a hassle.
advice on palembang puffer
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Re: advice on palembang puffer
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Re: advice on palembang puffer
I would have posted a link for you, if you started a thread on this. 
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Re: advice on palembang puffer
PP - no, my sig line came from the nocturnal and crepuscular catfish. The small majority of m tanks at that time were cats, none of them diurnal - so they tended to look empty. You could always see the Palembang's puffer, even in his favored cave. The sides had plenty of openings and he (she?) tended to rest head toward the front glass.
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