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Fish_boy
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quick question?

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Are the teeth of a red eyed puffer ever growing? or non ever growing like the teeth of DP. If I get red eyes I will hopefully be able to feed them snails(rams most likely), but I'm wondering if it is required that I feed them baby snails for the sake of their teeth
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Post by Pufferpunk »

All puffers can develop teeth problems, if not fed any hard foods.
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Post by Hilly »

As PP says they all have tooth growth and some are more prone to excessive tooth growth than others. Feed em a balanced diet with some hard shelled foods and you shouldnt have a problem.
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