Questions bout GSP teeth
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Nick
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I buy them at walmart, as they are cultured, and don't have a risk of having fertilizers or pesticides in them, as I might with locally collected bait. I rinse them briefly in tap water, and usually toss one whole one in at a time, directly to Shakespeare. Jillybean will steal more then enough for her, and he will get a decent bellyfull. My GFs figure 8 Puffy gets one worm this size every day, usually one half in the morning, one half later.
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are live meal worms good? I live on a farm, we just cleaned out an old grain bin and found zillions of mealworms at the bottom. Petey seems to like them, but should I be giving them to him as a staple? I am confused by the snail legality issue... are they or aren't they and can they be mailed over state lines?
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betta in betta tank
Petey the puffer in his own tank
Horace Hunley the turtle in his tank with all my excess guppy fry
Bailey the cat
Ace the dog
lots n lots of barn cats
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Meal worms are very fatty so should only be used as rare, occasional treats.
Apple snails can be mailed over state lines with a permit. For all others, there are no restrictions.
Apple snails can be mailed over state lines with a permit. For all others, there are no restrictions.
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Puffers: Auriglobus silus x1, Tetraodon travancoricus x1, Tetraodon turgidus x1, Tetraodon miurus x1, Tetraodon nigroviridis x2, Tetraodon baileyi x2, Tetraodon lineatus x1, Tetraodon palembangensis x1
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Nick
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GSPs - Shakespeare and Jillybean
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Narrow Lined Puffer - Ulrike - Location (country): Northeastern USA
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I think this is because they think they live a a couple years at most, since thats all most will live in FW with "standard" tropical fish care and foods. With a poor diet, no space, and full FW, most keepers would never have them long enough to notice a tooth problem.
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