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10-22-2003, 12:37 AM
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| Little Fish  Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Aag Town
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|  attention all fig 8 and gsp puffer keepers!!! as i was doing my daily surf on the web i ran into this thread at another forum check it out http://www.fishgeeks.com/index.php?n...wtopic&t=14663 n e ways it was a debate weather fig 8 and green spotted puffers are fresh water or brackish fish.....after reading that website and checking www.fishbase.org (gets all their info from ichthyologists) says they are freshwater fish and aggie marine said that "osmotic pressure testing on the cells of T. nigroviridis reveal that it is indeed best suited for fresh water." ........wow n e doubts that i ever had on people who keeps their fish in freshwater my apologies i will learn to bite my tongue and be more open minded
__________________ 28 gal bowl front the red eyed puffers all died.....had a nasty ammonia spike when left for vacation the 2 loaches survive..... 20 gallon 1 green spotted puffer 10 gallon 3 dwarf puffer 1 oto and couple of snails 10 gallon quarantine tank |
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10-22-2003, 11:03 AM
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| Little Fish Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Aag Town
Posts: 154
| yea i know i'm still gonna add a little salt to their waters now and than but i am gonna stick to fresh considering all those info i have read
__________________ 28 gal bowl front the red eyed puffers all died.....had a nasty ammonia spike when left for vacation the 2 loaches survive..... 20 gallon 1 green spotted puffer 10 gallon 3 dwarf puffer 1 oto and couple of snails 10 gallon quarantine tank |
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