GSP Compatibility Question

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GSP Compatibility Question

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Out of curiosity, could you house GSP's with a Moray Snowflake, provided the tank is big enough?

If not, is there a puffer that could be housed with one?
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Puffers nip at fish that don't move around a lot.
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I know, but i figured they might be scared of it, so maybe they'd leave it alone?
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The question would be: Who will bite or kill who first - or last.

GSPs are not fish for mixed tanks.
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RTR wrote:The question would be: Who will bite or kill who first - or last.

GSPs are not fish for mixed tanks.
I'm betting the GSPs will bother the eel. The Eel will eat one and die. if there's eonugh rock work, the snow flakes are pretty docile and will hide in most rock work until feeding time. Dunno though maybe if the tank is big enough...
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