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Re: My Lovely New Ceylon (Fluviatilis)
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:28 pm
by marksrush
LilGreenPuffer wrote:...Cool! Never heard of anyone doing that!
Well LilGreenPuffer you got me wondering where I picked up the idea that they can go in full marine, because I was sure that I'd heard it was possible somewhere but then from what you wrote I was thinking, "Oh no - did I screw this up? My poor fishie!", so I looked through all my normal sources of info and sure enough, right here in our own PufferPedia, it says on the Ceylon's page "Water Parameters: High-end brackish to full marine." Phew. I was scared for a moment there!
Re: My Lovely New Ceylon (Fluviatilis)
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 7:32 pm
by marksrush
schismy007 wrote:Well I hate to disappoint...I just don't have any desire to get involved in marine tanks...
Heretic! Burn her at the stake!!!
Re: My Lovely New Ceylon (Fluviatilis)
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 8:05 pm
by LilGreenPuffer
marksrush wrote:LilGreenPuffer wrote:...Cool! Never heard of anyone doing that!
Well LilGreenPuffer you got me wondering where I picked up the idea that they can go in full marine, because I was sure that I'd heard it was possible somewhere but then from what you wrote I was thinking, "Oh no - did I screw this up? My poor fishie!", so I looked through all my normal sources of info and sure enough, right here in our own PufferPedia, it says on the Ceylon's page "Water Parameters: High-end brackish to full marine." Phew. I was scared for a moment there!
Whoopsie. Mea culpa!
Re: My Lovely New Ceylon (Fluviatilis)
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:52 am
by pufferpuggirl
marksrush wrote:schismy007 wrote:Well I hate to disappoint...I just don't have any desire to get involved in marine tanks...
Heretic! Burn her at the stake!!!
Yeah, I'm one of the minority I suppose. I think marine tanks are beautiful, but I think they also need a bit more dedication and I'm still learning on the tropical & brackish side of things.
