youngest-fish-nerd

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gmann21193

is it brackish?

COBettaCouple

Looks like that little puffer has found a happy home.

youngest-fish-nerd

no its not brackish,
theres brackish fish in it,
the store guy said they kept the same gobies i have in fresh water till theye were full grown,
but i need to prepair a new speicies tank for the butterfly goby,or wasp fish whatever,
thanks, its the best tank i ever had

bbfeckawitts

thats a really nice tank! I might recommend a few more plants though, but I guess if your fish are doing OK you don't *really* need them, but they would probably be appreciated. Brianna

sgould

Puffers are pretty cool...I wouldn't mind keeping some eventually (Cursed MTS!)

youngest-fish-nerd

yea i know,
if tide waud rite know.
thanx for the comments

Marc

Nice little setup you've got there! I'm a big fan of dwarf puffers.

Butterfly goby? In case you didn't know.... look up a fish called Neovespicula Depressifrons - it's probably what you have. They're typically very finicky eaters and normally only touch live foods. Oh, and the spines extending from their dorsal fins are poisonous, with about the same reaction (typically) as a bee/wasp sting. They do fine in freshwater, but I doubt I had mine in fresh long enough to really take note of any serious problems. Good luck with them, whatever they are.

youngest-fish-nerd

that does look like them,
prettier tho,
mine hides all the time,
i might trade him in,
its hard to get him to eat,
i love my dp's too!
there the best

paul219

Nice tank.