Red-tailed Red Eyes...

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jennybugs
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Red-tailed Red Eyes...

Post by jennybugs »

I have a 28gal tank and want to set it up for those lovely irrubescos. I've been scouring the net for info on them and some sites say they can be put with other faster fish and/or their own kind, and some say not. Before I put some on reserve at my LFS, I want to make sure I have everything set up right etc and am happy to keep the setup as a species tank if they aren't suitable for a community.

Anyone got any experience of these groovy puffers who could lead me down the right path. I wanna get it right and would appreciate any help you can offer :confuzzeled: :thumb:
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Species is always better, if it's possible to do.
No matter how magnificent your successes or devastating your failures, the worlds' approximately 5 billion impoverished people could not possibly care less.
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jennybugs
Figure 8 Puffer
Posts: 118
Joined: Sun Apr 22, 2007 7:33 am
My Puffers: Carinotetraodon Travancoricus x 3
Tetraodon Biocellatus x 2
Tetraodon miurus x 1
Canthigaster valentini x 1
Canthigaster leoparda x 1
Location (country): UK
Location: Swinging London

Post by jennybugs »

Just been having a further read up and it looks like that's what's gonna happen :lol:

Getting kinda excited now :roll: :D
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