I am planning to get 1 GSP for my 29 gallon tank. My question is, is the way I have it setup (decor wise) sufficient for a GSP? I'm not worried about separating territory because there is only going to be one. However, I don't want him to get bored out of his mind.
THanks.
Last edited by gavin423; March 13th, 2009 at 09:56 PM.
I think it looks pretty good. It's hard to tell with puffers. Some will like setups no matter what, and some are so danged picky It should probably be okay though. I usually change the decor around every once in a while if they start looking bored. If your puff gets all settled in (give him like a week or so) and is still pacing the glass, then maybe you should change up the decor a bit.
Gavin423; Have you thought of hampster tubes-if he get's bored lol. I have them in for my puff's and they love them lol-to sleep in and to play in. Don't look to nice but keep the puff's busy lol and Pink has good advice to change things around if bored.hope this help's you bella
THanks everybody, I know with the dwarf puffers it needs to be dense and jungle-like but I wasn't sure if that would be needed for a single GSP or not.
In regards to the hamster tubes, how would I secure them so they don't fall or anything? And are they a pain to clean?
With the PVC, again, how do I secure them and would I need to drill holes in them?
Sorry if those are stupid questions but I want to make sure I do them right.
Gavin; no they are not a pain to clean and i put a little gravel in the tubes to keep them down and i don't connect them all, i put lose ones in as well and they seem to love them lol and it keeps them busy going through them bella
It should probably be okay though. I usually change the decor around every once in a while if they start looking bored. If your puff gets all settled in (give him like a week or so) and is still pacing the glass, then maybe you should change up the decor a bit.
