Lighting

Non puffer freshwater discussion. Don't tell your puffers, they'll be jealous!
RTR
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Re: Lighting

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Then you have the right lighting for what you want!

Many to most fish adjust their coloring to the environment. Puffers even shift with mood and activity level. Sleeping puffers tend to be drab.
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sevenyearnight
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Re: Lighting

Post by sevenyearnight »

RTR wrote:Sleeping puffers tend to be drab.
..but still cute lol!
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Re: Lighting

Post by Reaperpilot2014 »

+1. Thanks guys!
It's a crayfish! It's a snail! It's a... ah who cares?
Nom nom nom!...

Tank: 4 liter custom-shaped sphere
Contents: 1 Brainfish
Ph: 7.4
Ammonia, nitrites, nitrates: ?
Problem: Cloudy/muddy water
Can you help me?
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