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Old 26-07-2014, 01:13 AM   #511
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Bro if dont mind how many left the 1 in puffer?

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Old 26-07-2014, 02:48 AM   #512
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puffer on the right is not black. it's stressed

and the earlier post on the red puffer, it's actually a brown congo puffer
Oh, okie, I guess I got neither of the colors right then. Was hoping for a red specimen but nevertheless, whatever comes close is what works best =) Thanks for pointing out.
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Old 26-07-2014, 02:53 AM   #513
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Here are More Pictures of the Congo (s)

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Old 26-07-2014, 02:56 AM   #514
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Oh, okie, I guess I got neither of the colors right then. Was hoping for a red specimen but nevertheless, whatever comes close is what works best =) Thanks for pointing out.
welcome. your puffer on the left looks good. personally i like brown congos best. they blend very well in sand.

keep them well, especially at this size, they tend be fragile when young. try to steer clear of feeder fish for now.

but some do get interactive. used to have one which pops from the sand when someone goes near the tank. that fella chases feeders too, rather than ambush. weird.
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Old 26-07-2014, 03:40 AM   #515
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welcome. your puffer on the left looks good. personally i like brown congos best. they blend very well in sand.

keep them well, especially at this size, they tend be fragile when young. try to steer clear of feeder fish for now.

but some do get interactive. used to have one which pops from the sand when someone goes near the tank. that fella chases feeders too, rather than ambush. weird.

Haha, yes ! This white one is a chaser. Not an Ambusher like the Black and Red tones. I bred Guppies in my lily pot so I suppose they are fine ? I feed them Juvenile Ghost Shrimps too while the big one gets the bigger pieces and a Crayfish every 2 - 3 days. They are lovely pieces. Never thought I did see myself with so many of them.

Next on my list though is the Hairy Puffer thou it seems impossible to find one now =(
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Old 26-07-2014, 04:05 AM   #516
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Haha, yes ! This white one is a chaser. Not an Ambusher like the Black and Red tones. I bred Guppies in my lily pot so I suppose they are fine ? I feed them Juvenile Ghost Shrimps too while the big one gets the bigger pieces and a Crayfish every 2 - 3 days. They are lovely pieces. Never thought I did see myself with so many of them.

Next on my list though is the Hairy Puffer thou it seems impossible to find one now =(

Self bred feeders are good. As long as you know the source and condition. Just be wary of crows coming to catch the guppies.

Crayfish once a week will be more than enough. Congo's teeth don't grow much.

Hairy puffers are available once or twice a year maybe? The really hairy ones are harder to find. Good luck in your search!
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Old 26-07-2014, 04:10 AM   #517
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Self bred feeders are good. As long as you know the source and condition. Just be wary of crows coming to catch the guppies.

Crayfish once a week will be more than enough. Congo's teeth don't grow much.

Hairy puffers are available once or twice a year maybe? The really hairy ones are harder to find. Good luck in your search!
Thanks buddy, happy to have one of the Puffer pioneers guiding me. Hope to Up you soon =)
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Old 27-07-2014, 04:32 AM   #518
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Fellow Puffer Lovers, anyone keen on Hairy Puffers. If we can tabulate enough Interest, Qian Hu is willing to bring in for us
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Old 01-08-2014, 10:53 PM   #519
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Wow, for real? What kind of prices are they charging?
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Old 29-08-2014, 05:39 PM   #520
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Anyone interested in slightly red congo?
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