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Mac Myers
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Man..... 4 small SAP's eat a LOT.
Constant hunting.
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They sure do :)
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Yup!
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Heh... I was putting some flakes in to feed a pair of Cambarellus shufeldtii that I put in there hoping that they would breed... and one of the little buggers went ape over the flakes. Too funny. The others were looking at him with that "what are you doing" look on their faces.
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Unfortunately puffers are inquisitive, and flakes are designed to taste good to fish. As puffers have endless appetites, it is hard to fight City Hall.
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this is too true. I have one little SAP that goes bonkers for algae wafers.
if you follow me, you avoid stepping in the crap that I just did...

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZR55G ... pqlgec1A2Q
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