Not so much sharpened as much as worn down, since puffers can get over-grown beaks...
Feeding snails / crayfish / clams etc all can help prevent that happenening
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Not so much sharpened as much as worn down, since puffers can get over-grown beaks...
Feeding snails / crayfish / clams etc all can help prevent that happenening
Thanks guys. I'm currently feeding him freeze dried bloodworms, however he doesn't appear to be eating all of it. A large amount is left over until he just leaves it alone. Is this a problem? He's acting normal and swimming actively still.
Skip the FD blood worms and goto the market and pick up some frozen prawns...
Then when it comes to feeding, defrost a piece in a cup of tank water, then using a pair of tongs or something you can feed your puffer till he's full then remove leftover shrimp...
Having a snail colony in a small 5-10 gallon tank will also help, and if possible, try and get him onto pellets tomake your life even easier...
Then when it comes to feeding, defrost a piece in a cup of tank water, then using a pair of tongs or something you can feed your puffer till he's full then remove leftover shrimp...
Having a snail colony in a small 5-10 gallon tank will also help, and if possible, try and get him onto pellets tomake your life even easier...
