New 'hairy' monster in the house

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I think you made a better choice with the hairy from what you mentioned in this thread. The suvatti stayed buried 24/7 pretty much unless it was feeding time then you better watch your fingers.
 

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The puffer is looking great. Does it bury itself in the gravel? I've always seen them with sand.
 

Killduv

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Very nice puffer. Pretty hard to come across them know. Had one many years back. On the lookout now for one.
Have fun with yours.
 
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Jackson

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Very nice

Loved my old hairy

Insanely aggressive fish. Mine was pellet trained as well

Old age took mine out
 
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Hendre

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I'm looking into a hairy for a 16g at the moment, any updates on this fellow? :)

I can get one for +- $20 so may be a solid deal looking at prices online..
 
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Mine is still doing quite well. From what I get from reading others experiences about them I would say mine is fairly active. It always comes out to beg for food when it sees me and at night i catch it inflating itself quite often.

My last post of pics disappeared so I will repost the little monster:




I have it in a 65B all to itself with an Aquaclear 110 and and Eheim 2217. Overkill on both tank and filter but it really cuts down on how often I have to clean it. Though I do miss the shorter 40B it was in for cleaning purposes.

His tank



Hendre Hendre Sounds like a good price if you can get your hands on it.
 
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