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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Newfoundland, Canada
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Re: Article - Dwarf Puffers
Awwwww...trimming the teeth sounds like so much fun!!! 
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5 gal... Robin, (Betta)
5 gal...Pete, (Betta)
5 gal...Scotty(Betta)
10 gal...Female Betta Sororiety
10 gal... Neons, Glolights and Cardinals, 1 Oto
10 gal... Ram Pair
29 gal... Mbuna Tank
29 gal... Krib Pair, Tiger Barbs, Tetras, 2 Otos
55 gal...5 Australian Rainbows, 1 Angel Fish, 1 Blue Gourami, 6 Congo Tetras, 1 Leopard Ctenopoma, 1 Clown Pleco, 1 UpsideDown Catfish,5 Otos, 1 Bronze Cory, 2 Peppered Cories,2 Panda Cories
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Lexington,Ky
Posts: 916
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Re: Article - Dwarf Puffers
I remember that the ones I used to have loved to eat snails.
What happens if the beak gets to big does it curl. My old rabbit used to have that problem and we had to clip them. 
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55 gallon: 4 angels, 2 discus, Amazon tetras, corys, 1 sml flag cichlid, Farlowellas.
40 gallon: 2 Gold Severum, 2 Butterfly fish, krib fry, 1 female convict, 1 BP.
29 gallon: 3 Kribs, 3 Keyholes, 1 Butterfly cichlid, Krib fry
10 gallon: Krib fry!!!
8 gallon: 1 Male betta
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Between Winchester and Southampton,Hampshire UK
Posts: 225
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Re: Article - Dwarf Puffers
If their teeth aren't kept under control they will starve because they can't open their mouths!
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20 Gallon...1 Fan Tail and 1 Comet
28 Gallon...Guppies, neons and and Otos
90 Gallon...7 Tiger , 11 Green and 4 Albino Barbs, a Rainbow Shark and flying foxes
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Bronx NY
Posts: 5
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Re: Article - Dwarf Puffers
They are great little critters. I sometimes add salt to my display tanks that they're in. But they always seem to be in good shape.
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