He is a pufferfish expert. You don't need to be an expert in every single species to understand their needs & the science of keeping them long-term. He has fish that are close to 30 years old. I have kept several over 20.
DarioMbu;5028782; said:They say people dont know what they are getting into when buying a mbu puffer lol, I have a 15 inch mbu with a few 2inch clown loaches and an NGT on a 90 gallon he seems pertty happy since i bought it wich was 3 years ago.
Lets stay focused. Were not talking about other species. Were talking about MBU puffers. So your feeling is if you keep one species there all pretty much the same. gotchaPufferpunk;5028851; said:He is a pufferfish expert. You don't need to be an expert in every single species to understand their needs & the science of keeping them long-term. He has fish that are close to 30 years old. I have kept several over 20.
So you know what the growth rate should be to be healthy.Fat Homer;5028863; said:No offense, but i'm pretty sure a healthy MBU should be much larger than 15" considering its 3 years old...
MyGiants;5029426; said:Did a Nitrate test on video. Now you can say my test kit is old or expired or faulty whatever.. Its a brand new test kit from API. I bought it couple months ago cause someone said my nitrates must be over 140ppm. I never tested it before that time. Was never worried about it. These are sold in every LFS used by many LFS to test customer water. I'm sure you'll say there are others types you think are more accurate.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUdjRS5e0Fs
there is no mbu in the vancouver aquarium. it is a huge fahaka puffer and i took the youtube vid that shows itgeronimo69;5021743; said:Is this the first time you've moved your Fahaka? They all do that.. They don't like being moved or having things change in their tank. Mine stays in his corner for a few hours after I do a water change!