My Brown puffer

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puffykid
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My Brown puffer

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I've had him now for about a week now and I've been fattening him up and curing him of ip (see first picture)
He's really active for a humpback and will constantly slowly circle his tank looking for snails when I'm not nearby, so I gutload the snails with veggies and drop them in when he is sleeping.


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That was the other reason I was posting for an id thanks RVS!
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1 M. Turgidus - 29 gallon
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Re: My Humpback puffer

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Good puffa! i may be wrong but it looks more like a M. turgidus.

feeding snails with veggies sounds good, wich ones you use?
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Re: My Brown puffer

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Thanks RVS.
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Re: My Brown puffer

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Your title makes me think of a Turdigus.
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