BLOAT IS HERE

Discuss & learn about Mbu, Fahaka, Mappa & other giant puffers.
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FADE2BLACK_1973
Mbu Puffer
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Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by FADE2BLACK_1973 »

Bloat looks good. Alittle chucky is not a bad thing, more loving :D . I gave him a thumbs up on YouTube.
Chris,


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xrayjeeper83
Mbu Puffer
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
Location (country): USA
Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

Cool will do PP

And thanks fade, wasnt easy to get him to this point
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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FADE2BLACK_1973
Mbu Puffer
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My Puffers: Fahaka (Tetraodon lineatus)


Once owned:
Congo (Tetraodon miurus) R.I.P
GSP's
Figure 8's
SAP
DP's
Stars and Stripes
Porcupine puffers
Yellow long horn Cowfish
Striped Burrfish
Location (country): United States of America
Location: Kentucky

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by FADE2BLACK_1973 »

xrayjeeper83 wrote:Cool will do PP

And thanks fade, wasnt easy to get him to this point

Was he under weight at one time or something? I have seen alot of puffers under weight and dying at the lfs all the time. Dumb people starve them or just not feeding them what they eat. See it alot around all the lfs' here.
Chris,


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xrayjeeper83
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
Location (country): USA
Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

If you look back at the first couple of pics, he had a nasty case of IP's that too me almost a month to beat. But since then he has fattened up a lot, to much lol
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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Troender
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Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by Troender »

Yes, you've done a very good job on him. He is a handsome guy now. :D It's hard to believe that it's the same puffer as in the first pics.
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xrayjeeper83
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
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Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

Thanks. Lately when I get home at 2am, and he is sleeping he looks a lot like the first pics with the colors. He has a MASSIVE uni-brow HAHA
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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FADE2BLACK_1973
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My Puffers: Fahaka (Tetraodon lineatus)


Once owned:
Congo (Tetraodon miurus) R.I.P
GSP's
Figure 8's
SAP
DP's
Stars and Stripes
Porcupine puffers
Yellow long horn Cowfish
Striped Burrfish
Location (country): United States of America
Location: Kentucky

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by FADE2BLACK_1973 »

xrayjeeper83 wrote:If you look back at the first couple of pics, he had a nasty case of IP's that too me almost a month to beat. But since then he has fattened up a lot, to much lol

Oh wow you did a good with him compare to when you 1st got him. I lost 3 lil DP's that away. I tryed just about everything for them. I guess it was for the good.
Chris,


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xrayjeeper83
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GSP named Bacon
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Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

I dont think he had much time left, i got him just in time
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by Pufferpunk »

Same thing with Filbert, just eyes & a tail & you know how he turned out!
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xrayjeeper83
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
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Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

Most Fahaka's love a cave, not Bloat, he loves to lay on one of the rocks in his tank and watch out of his one good eye what is going on outside
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RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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FADE2BLACK_1973
Mbu Puffer
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Joined: Thu Nov 18, 2010 5:09 pm
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My Puffers: Fahaka (Tetraodon lineatus)


Once owned:
Congo (Tetraodon miurus) R.I.P
GSP's
Figure 8's
SAP
DP's
Stars and Stripes
Porcupine puffers
Yellow long horn Cowfish
Striped Burrfish
Location (country): United States of America
Location: Kentucky

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by FADE2BLACK_1973 »

He's looking good still. Loved the videos of him on youtube.
Chris,


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xrayjeeper83
Mbu Puffer
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
Location (country): USA
Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

Got a video of him getting a full size crayfish yesterday, but of course my gf cant figure out how to get the video from her Iphone to my laptop.
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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Auriglobus silus ---------Died during transport.
Figure Eight Puffers -----Sold and or traded
Dwarf Puffers ------------Traded
Congo Puffer ------------Traded
South American Puffers -Traded
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Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by PolishPuff »

xrayjeeper83 wrote:Got a video of him getting a full size crayfish yesterday, but of course my gf cant figure out how to get the video from her Iphone to my laptop.

Easy just plug in the Iphones USB cable to your computer. Then a window will pop out, download the video. :D
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xrayjeeper83
Mbu Puffer
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My Puffers: Fahaka named Bloat
Abei named Huey
GSP named Bacon
Location (country): USA
Location: Orange Park, FL

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by xrayjeeper83 »

DUH Ill have to get her Iphone this week and upload it.

Bloat is getting smarter with them, he nailed this one right in the middle basically paralyzing it, then went for the head. But to start he wasnt sure what to make of it since he has been getting juvi onces not full adults lol
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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FADE2BLACK_1973
Mbu Puffer
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Joined: Thu Nov 18, 2010 5:09 pm
Gender: Male
My Puffers: Fahaka (Tetraodon lineatus)


Once owned:
Congo (Tetraodon miurus) R.I.P
GSP's
Figure 8's
SAP
DP's
Stars and Stripes
Porcupine puffers
Yellow long horn Cowfish
Striped Burrfish
Location (country): United States of America
Location: Kentucky

Re: BLOAT IS HERE

Post by FADE2BLACK_1973 »

Puffer can be very smart. Mainly when it comes to hunting and killing prey. It's so cool how they swim around their pret to figure out which it the best way to put them down with getting hurt.
Chris,


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