Training puffers

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Tim
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Training puffers

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This may have been covered already but the since the search is forever broken :lol: I cannot check.

I came across this browsing youtube for Figure 8 puffers videos and thought it was pretty cool.
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Good vid thanks for sharing, he is brave hand feeding puffers that size. They could easily munch a finger.
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Wow! he has a good job, and those puffers look very healthy! :D
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IMHO, "brave" is not the right word. A "Darwin Award candidate" would be the kindest phrase I would use.
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