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So I definitely want some dwarf puffers. But I enjoyed watching my green spotted puffer before he passed away. Is there a big (~6 inches) freshwater puffer that I can mix with dwarf puffers? If so, where can I get one? I'm really tempted to get another GSP but I don't want to have to worry about the whole brackish thing.
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135 gal Fahaka Puffer
150 gal Threadfin Acaras, Angels, Red Spotted Severum, Gold Severum, and a Silver Dollar
185 gal Demasoni, Yellow Labs, Venustus, Rustys, Plecos, Clown Loaches, and Sharks -
This is a really great thread that lists all the FW puffers that I've ever seen. :)
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To add, though, most puffers aren't known for playing nice with others. 8)"Millennium hand and shrimp!"Comment
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Yeah I know... I'm a sucker for bad decisions... but I'll have a divider to put in the tank if needed. So where can I find a South American Puffer, SAP, Amazon Puffer, Brazilian Puffer? That one seems like the best decision.135 gal Fahaka Puffer
150 gal Threadfin Acaras, Angels, Red Spotted Severum, Gold Severum, and a Silver Dollar
185 gal Demasoni, Yellow Labs, Venustus, Rustys, Plecos, Clown Loaches, and SharksComment
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Nevermind... I really gotta start looking at old threads before posting...135 gal Fahaka Puffer
150 gal Threadfin Acaras, Angels, Red Spotted Severum, Gold Severum, and a Silver Dollar
185 gal Demasoni, Yellow Labs, Venustus, Rustys, Plecos, Clown Loaches, and SharksComment
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The short answer is "no" different puffer species should not be mixed.KarenComment
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AquaZoo just got in a shipment of SAPs. $11.99 each and there was a dozen in there. They are sociable and like to have others of their kind, not mixed though.Comment
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