I have been thinking about FW Puffer for 35 gallon hex.

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zachjohnson65
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I have been thinking about FW Puffer for 35 gallon hex.

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I'm new here. The site has alot of good info. I may have a 35 gallon hex empty (if my current pairing does not work out) and i was thinking of a puffer. I know i would like a freshwater puffer, is that possible in a small footprint tank like a hex?i have not had good look with brackish in the past.I would like some suggestions on the species, and a online suppler/breeder if possible. My local stores are horrible. thanks for any suggestions Zach
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Re: I have been thinking about FW Puffer for 35 gallon hex.

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Welcome to the forum! You can keep a few dwarves in a 35hex but not as many as a standard shaped 35. You might get away with 1-2 SAPs but I think dwarves are the best bet. Liveaquaria sells them but there a little pricy there.
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Re: I have been thinking about FW Puffer for 35 gallon hex.

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SAP's which is short for what? South american right, Colomesus Asellus.
By dwarfs do you mean the 1" puffers, carinotetraodon travancorius .
I read here in one of the articles that singlely housed puffers may be best is that correct?
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Re: I have been thinking about FW Puffer for 35 gallon hex.

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Yes
Yes
and Depends on the species. SAPs are schooling puffers and dps do fine with other dps. Puffers like Fahakas though are best left by themselves.
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