Future Marine Puffer Owner
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 4:21 am
Well I'd just like to say hi everyone. I currently own a dwarf puffer and have done most of my research on him here. Fantastic site!
Anyway, I love nano sw tanks, I currently have a 10(up for a year) and a 5(about 6 months). Both of them are reef tanks. After I stock my 5, I plan on saving up for a 30 FOWLR tank. I'm probably going to start the tank in around September so it won't be stocked til some time around the end of the year. Yeah, I know a long ways away, but I'm bored a lot of the time and love to research stuff/read forums. I know I'm most likely going to get a valentini, but have been pondering the other tank mates. I know puffers can be very hit or miss with all tank mates, but I was just wondering what people have had the most luck with? So far I've been thinking a falco hawkfish and a sixline wrasse. However, all of those fish have pretty similar body shapes. Does this matter as much to puffers as it does for other fish?(nothing really has the same shape as a dwarf lol).
Anyway, just saying hello. I'll keep updating with my progress.
Anyway, I love nano sw tanks, I currently have a 10(up for a year) and a 5(about 6 months). Both of them are reef tanks. After I stock my 5, I plan on saving up for a 30 FOWLR tank. I'm probably going to start the tank in around September so it won't be stocked til some time around the end of the year. Yeah, I know a long ways away, but I'm bored a lot of the time and love to research stuff/read forums. I know I'm most likely going to get a valentini, but have been pondering the other tank mates. I know puffers can be very hit or miss with all tank mates, but I was just wondering what people have had the most luck with? So far I've been thinking a falco hawkfish and a sixline wrasse. However, all of those fish have pretty similar body shapes. Does this matter as much to puffers as it does for other fish?(nothing really has the same shape as a dwarf lol).
Anyway, just saying hello. I'll keep updating with my progress.