Green Spotted Puffers In A 55 Gallon Saltwater Tank
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Published 2016-09-06
Shot in September 2016 with my Canon EOS 7D with a 40mm f/2.8 and a 55-250mm IS STM lens attached. Tank is a 55 gallon saltwater tank.
All Comments (18)
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Love the tank!! I got mine in a saltwater tank all by herself. Well with some crabs. She doesn't seem to bother thwm yet
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Beautiful tank
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Out of all my pet fish these are my favorites
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Beautiful tank.
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Am curious, did you start with just 2? - wondering if they usually can get along in a 55,... or are you just lucky? Nice setup! all the arches and tunnels... a Smart puffer tank. (I saw another GSP vid with four 'adults' in a smaller 40 gallon(?) breeder tank... def NOT recommended! - was Amazed that they all ate together, even the smaller ones... 2 were huge!)
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Do they every fight in the same tank
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May i ask? did you buy them from saltwater tanks for did you have to acclimate them because most things say they should only be in brackish water but i really want to keep one in a saltwater tank with other fish but idk if they can even go in saltwater for a long period
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What salinity level do you keep these guys at?
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From what I understand, these have to be acclimated but can also live in fresh and brackish? Because I had mine in a fresh water tank
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How many total GSP's do you have in this tank? Looks great!
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Mines have dark belly when they sleep and around 5 minutes after waking up they turn white again
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Is it fine if my green spotted puffer is in a 25 gallon tank, he shows no signs of stress and whenever I go near his tank he always tries to get closer to me like a puppy and I already trained him that when I'm there he knows it's feeding time and he never has a black belly
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One of them has a real dark belly which is a bad sign. Is he still alive? I love how the other one swims around the powerhead that is cute.
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What is the ph of your tank?
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Females have the dark belly 👍🏻
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Black belly... not a good sign.
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them having black on the bottoms of their bodies is a terrible sign of improper water paramters.... check your shit and get it fixed before you kill these fish
