
My little tiny baby Fahaka
- Infinity8
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Completely adorable! Made my night, he just looks so happy 
Or should we say.... Merry Fishmas???
Or should we say.... Merry Fishmas???
- GSP32
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
New scape, new pics, new video... I may have overfed a bit... oops... too busy worrying about taking a videow/pics
His new Scape


The little guy looking for more food... because apparently he didn't get enough in his big belly






Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en-V2egq ... e=youtu.be
His new Scape


The little guy looking for more food... because apparently he didn't get enough in his big belly






Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en-V2egq ... e=youtu.be
- rickyny
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Very nice Fahaka, hope all is well with him.
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
I LOVE the fourth pic down!!!! Saving it to my phone if that's ok! I can't get over how tiny he is knowing he will soon be a foot or so in length!
Never trust big puffers. The fingers you save may be your own. -RTR
- GSP32
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Haha the fourth one cracks me up too with his big belly hunting for leftovers... You can save it if you want
I don't mind
- bertie 83
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Looking good. I would personally add a little more tall decor for exploring as he grows before he can shred you for messing with his home lol
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
I'm not looking forward to the shredding hehe... what do you suggest for tall decor? More fake plants?
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Yes fake plants and very well attached rock stacks/ driftwood etc. just make sure it's secure or the brute will demolish it. Some fahakas are scared of hands, mine thought they were food, not ideal lol
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
- GSP32
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Oh wow... I'm assuming soon he would be able to take a nice chunk out.... He sulks at the bottom of the tank when I'm in there now but I realize that may not last forever...
- rickyny
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
I saw a video of a guy rubbing his MBU's belly, can you do that to a Fahaka? Or they bite?
- GSP32
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
It probably depends on the puffer hehe, mine is too small and is still scared of me... I would rather him stay away but rubbing his belly would be cool too... I just got a GoPro3+... first video.. it's horrible but still though I would share... I will get the hang of it someday
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfDw8skJ8-o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfDw8skJ8-o
- rickyny
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Nice video. What is that plant with big red leaves, is that real or plastic?
I had the honor of being the first one to comment on your vid
I had the honor of being the first one to comment on your vid
- GSP32
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
All of the plants are fake, my lfs had a big sale so we bought some Bio Orb plants, they are silk I think (not plastic) and were 30% off, they also come with a weighted base... I'm not too sure how long real plants would live when he gets a bit bigger... he might even shred these too... I have a feeling he probably will hehe
- rickyny
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Re: My little tiny baby Fahaka
Plastic or silk they are very nice.