Why not just set up another smaller tank (say around 40 gallons) to keep the puffer in.
Why not just set up another smaller tank (say around 40 gallons) to keep the puffer in.
135 gallon reef and 29 gallon mini-reef.
40 is to small. I'm pushing by keeping on in a 75.Originally Posted by Polkster13
Wow, that is one big fish. Do you have a swimming pool? :skeezy :innocent
135 gallon reef and 29 gallon mini-reef.
Every fish,animal, person, and even plants kill to stay alive. You can't live if you don't eat something living or was once alive. Even vegetarians kill things, even plants are living creatures. Yeah, the corals are alive but thats what the puffers eat in the wild (that and whatever else they can scrape off of things). If you were killing them for fun that would be bad, but the puffer is just eatingOriginally Posted by EXVISOR13
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If you can find somebody to take them from you thats even better but if you can't, life goes on and puffers eat.
Cyano is alive but I have been working hard to kill as much of it as I can hehehe.
Ok, everybody start flaming me now lol.
Plenums and ultra deep sand beds > all other setups!
I was thinking the same thing... Let the puffer eat and save whatever lives...
Tim Marvin
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Yea, we're all real good at finding a good reason to set up another tank or a bigger one.Originally Posted by Polkster13
Gary
125 SPS, 75 gal. LPS/softie reef, 9 gal. Nano
Worked for me. I was up to 33 aquariums and two ponds before I had to move back to Texas.
135 gallon reef and 29 gallon mini-reef.
We demand pics of the puffer![]()
Plenums and ultra deep sand beds > all other setups!