Please help... I want a puffer!!

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OkieMavis
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Re: Please help... I want a puffer!!

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You could probably do a trio of C. Irrubesco (red-eye red-tailed puffers) in a 29G. They're rather colorful and evil looking :P Plus, huge personality (although I think it's hard to find a puffer without a big personality).
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Re: Please help... I want a puffer!!

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That species is best kept in pairs.
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Re: Please help... I want a puffer!!

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Just as a head's up, this person never responded back after the first day this post was made, so there's no real point in continuing to make suggestions, hehe.
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Re: Please help... I want a puffer!!

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Hehe- but now I have to follow up on pufferpunk's comment!

Really? Good to know. I always assumed it would be better to have two females and a male.
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