jeffopentax
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Like i said, my toby is a tough SOB, so if I've got one, might as well have two 
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Green Spotted Puffer
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Jewel
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Ok then, I hope everything turns out just the way you want it to. I hope you'll post some pics once it's settled in. Good Luck
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Don't put a butterfly in there yet!
jeffopentax
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reef keeper
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Because they are fragile. I'd rather see you get your feet back under you and get the kinks out of your tank than rush.
jeffopentax
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Not the best pic...
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sunnykita
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it's a spotted ! they're much safer than the figure 8's they can be nasty bastards, he's adorable, I had no trouble with 2 of them in a fish only tank, they like to nip at the rocks. Good luck with the new addition
heath
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can they be a brackish fish..
jeffopentax
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They can be, but i think as adults they do best in full marine. Like so many things in this hobby, I've not found a definitive answer!
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heath
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just wondering, our little fish store has a couple of them, they are about 1- 1.5" long..
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That's about the size of mine. Small enough to take a ride through 1" plumbing down to the sump. He's ok though
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heath
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oh crap.. thank god he's ok, now you have to give him a name like David Copperfield or something like that..
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Unfortunately, i found half of him sitting in the sand last night Not sure what happened. He was active and eating like a pig. Don't have any mean fish, but my guess is he got in a fight and lost. As far as toxins, everything in the tank seems fine. As powerful as tetrodotoxin is, he must not have contained enough to do any damage. He was tiny.
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Not sure what happened. He was active and eating like a pig. Don't have any mean fish, but my guess is he got in a fight and lost. As far as toxins, everything in the tank seems fine. As powerful as tetrodotoxin is, he must not have contained enough to do any damage. He was tiny.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk