OK then... if you wan the real size of my tank its 49.80101942503583g. (40 UK G)
This is why i said just under 50g.
I am not trying to be off with anyone here, but you cant ask a question here without being under suspicion of putting a puffer into a vase! No-one will take your word for it. I know people are miss sold puffers and sometime tanks are too small, i have been there, but its the only question that gets asked on the forum and then no-one believes you. 2nd to that is water parameters. I am not says they are again not important, but when people don’t believe you it gets annoying.
Sorry for the rant, its hot here and that my excuse!
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When you come here for help, you sorta have to expect an inquisition. Not because we're jerks, but because we want to help you resolve the problem at hand. Unfortunately, that requires full disclosure. Everything is suspect, and everything will be questioned. We nail down facts from there until we find the root cause and solution. Remember, diagnostics are inherently invasive. If we took things at face value, we would be making or accepting assumptions, and you know what they say about the word buttocks-u-me.
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Pheadrus , that was very well said , (like i even need to state that,) i would like to say one thing neil , shape of the tank has a big effect on the in habitants, more /less surface area, gravel bed,and hieght, you could say fifty gallon, and it could be a hexagon (which isnt really appropriate for puffers. Sorry if it seems like an inqusition.
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