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PuffieUno
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Will a mirrored back aquarium hurt a gsp?
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Welcome to the forum. This could potentially stress your puffer, it really depends on the individual puffer. I would not advise it just to be safe
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I had my GSP in a 55 gallon tank with a mirror back for a while, he didn't even seem to notice it and I never had any issues with it.
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PuffieUno
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okay well i have the 37 gallon marineland eclipse 3 with a mirror back. Ill try it and see and if it bothers him then ill move him to the 55
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