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I do not own any GSPs but found these pictures on the website of a local store. I have to admit they look cute while puffed up though it is a terrible thing to do to a puffer.
Its these kind pictures that tempts those ignorants to buy them coz they looked "cute". I bet the guys in the shops will not hesitate to show u how to puff them up and I would bet again that those that bought them after seeing this will attempt to try it when they are home with the poor little guys.
scpion wrote:Its these kind pictures that tempts those ignorants to buy them coz they looked "cute". I bet the guys in the shops will not hesitate to show u how to puff them up and I would bet again that those that bought them after seeing this will attempt to try it when they are home with the poor little guys.
Idiot shop.
Rants are not directed at op.
I agree and can confirm for you that the employees at the offending store are indeed ignorant. I asked about the GSPs there several weeks ago and they said they can be kept in a 44 liter (10 gallon) tank and that "pure" salt can be used to make the water brackish.
If you go to the main page of the site and scroll down, there is a video they made on how to set up a tank for GSPs, and the tank that they used is a 27 liter