Molly Lady turned to Puffer fanatic
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Re: Molly Lady turned to Puffer fanatic
Could you please describe how you're doing your water change?
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...
"The solution to pollution is dilution!"
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eye_heart_puffers
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Re: Molly Lady turned to Puffer fanatic
Srkoe wrote:You should only have to feed him once per day only until his belly is slightly rounded. Watch his poops, they should be round blobs, not stringy like other fish. If they are stringy, it could be internal parasites. Out of the 17 puffs I have owned only 3 have not shown signs of parasites. Being wild caught, ip's tend to come with the territory. If you notice signs we are here to help
Are they're other signs for parasites and what are the best way to treat them? is it with a general internal parasite med or do puffers needs something more unique?
Re: Molly Lady turned to Puffer fanatic
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