Can you combine a few sharp nose puffers/tobies in the same tank or are they aggressive to their own types?
Tank specs; 50g FOWLR, overflow with 13 gal refugium, maxijet 1200 for current, 30lb live rock, fluval 404, Remora Pro skimmer, double fluorescent bulb-1 actinic 1 marine bulb, Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0, Nitrate 0, water change weekly 10%, Alk 9.3, calcium 320....thanks in advance for any information!
Combining sharp nose puffers
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Feathers&Fins
- Figure 8 Puffer
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- Gender: Female
- My Puffers: Pufferless since Nova passed; had 2 red T.miuris, 4 T.biocellatus for many years.
- Location (country): KY (USA)
- Location: (US) Kentucky
I've considered setting up a sw tank for a Toby. I would be hesitant to house more than one as I would be afraid they would not tolerate one another. Hopefully, someone has a definitive answer.
Here's a couple of links…
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/tobies.htm
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/pufferselfaqs.htm
Here's a couple of links…
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/tobies.htm
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/pufferselfaqs.htm
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wolfgang270
- Puffer Fry
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I have a white spotted Puffer and had considered also getting a Valentini. However, when I upgraded my light, the reflective quality of the glass must have gone up. He has been getting upset at his own reflection. So I doubt he will do well with another puffer. Other than getting upset at his reflection, he is a mild mannered fish. Get's along well with his non-puffer tank mates. So I guess it will depend on the individual puffer.
- LinearChaos
- Figure 8 Puffer
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- My Puffers: Tetraodon lineatus
Tetraodon mbu
With close to 10 years of experience with puffers, I have kept most species of freshwater, brackish water, and even saltwater puffers available in the trade. - Location: Arizona
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