4" GSP acclimatised to full marine requires new home

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ingo_1978
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4" GSP acclimatised to full marine requires new home

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I'm moving from Leicester to London in four weeks and do not have the room at my new place for a 3 foot tank :(

I'm looking for an experienced puffer fish keeper to take on my healthy 4" GSP. He is very active and is always at the front of the tank looking out to see if I'm bringing him any food and takes routine scouts around the tank looking for food and taking a chomp at anything that remotely looks like it may be food.

I live in central Leicester (UK) and the new owner must be able to come and pick puffer up and bring whatever is necessary to transport him.

Please e-mail me marcus.hill2@ntlworld.com if interested.

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Post by Raphael »

I would do it since I have a spare tank but it's only 25 gallons and I don't really have the time to look after another. I might be able to find a good owner, if I do I'll let you know.
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Post by Neal »

Im looking for a puffer to go into my new tank (180 uk litres) is the GSP a brackish setup though?
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Post by Hilly »

Neal wrote:Im looking for a puffer to go into my new tank (180 uk litres) is the GSP a brackish setup though?
This puffer is now in full marine so would be unsuitable to your new freshwater tank setup.
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