GSP feeding
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Re: GSP feeding
Best is to thaw with a few drops of vitamins in the water. Be sure to pour off the water & shake them off a bit before tossing into the tank.
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sgtmyers88
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Re: GSP feeding
No worries and I will definitely invest in the vitamin water. I was using garlic guard on some stuff when they get finicky on me. (them spoiled brats) lolsgtmyers88 wrote:But boy when I tossed that thing in (thawed of course) were they so happy to get such a special treat today!
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Re: GSP feeding
Seen the finniest thing this morning, I fed my GSP's a block of beefheart and they ripped it to shreds!
But apparently a puffer is smart enough to learn from its owners and save some for later, as one of them has a piece of it dangling from its mouth!
But apparently a puffer is smart enough to learn from its owners and save some for later, as one of them has a piece of it dangling from its mouth!
WARNING: Puffers are mischievous little blimps with enchanting powers. You may not be content with having just one.