Acclimating to SW

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Re: Acclimating to SW

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Can you post pics?
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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of bacon?
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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Yes, but the puffer.
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lol
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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Here is the pics fish4fun sent me

I can see a nice fat white belly(looks like it to me anyways)
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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Awww, yeah she's cute, very nice spots!
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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And when I told my GF that it was a "walmart puffer" she got all excited cause she thinks they are cute.

I just hope she survives long enough to make it to me, so far im 2/3 on getting puffers to me. Really it should be 1/2 cause Bloat was shipped by a professional
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Re: Acclimating to SW

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Looks like a lovely little puffer.
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