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12-01-2006, 04:54 PM
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No Ich yet.....I was concerned as we did battle ich in this tank a few months ago....so far so good. And he eats well but I only feed by hand 2-3 times per week the rest is up to him to scavenge. My biggest worry now is overfeeding him as he is sooo fun to feed!
Stinky-Good to know that there is a possibility that he will puff too and that it won't be harmful....didn't know that and hadn't read it .... so thanks!  I quite like the tassles too...hadn't seen any with them before and thought it was really neat.
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12-04-2006, 11:16 PM
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Well..hehe you will have fun with your fish.. I think every puffer behave differently. Mine is crazy and eat like a pig. Thanks to over skimming to help keep water clean. I need to feed him/her (don't know the gender) everday.. if not you can hear the fish grinding the teeth on the glasswall. After you feed a your fish for couple of fish, that fish will recognise you everytime you walk into the room. Mine will swim up as soon as I enter the door and that fish will look through the glass following me around when I walk around my bedroom. Poor hermit crabs in my tank ..only few manage to survive from the hungry fish =) I fed mine raw prawn from Safeway.
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12-07-2006, 10:14 PM
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Oh yeah.. the Porcupine is known for the behaviour of spitting water out of the tank.. =) so beware of metal object near the tank. If there there is a MH light bulb or any light without cover, better cover it with plexie glass, don't want water touch a hot bulb .. might constantly spit water during feeding time.. that fish is good at aiming at your eye balls.. =(
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12-07-2006, 10:21 PM
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ha ha ha .... too funny...he has spit at me a couple of times. When I first got him I was fairly concerned because he just sits around most of the day, then when the halide goes off he comes out in early evening and is really really busy all night....I watched him after lights out and that seems to be "his" time to play. Now the rabbitfish (who I was selling due to behaviour with the puffer) has mellowed and since both are on different activity times they seem to be co-existing fairly better than before.
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12-08-2006, 07:05 PM
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Hi,
It's normal for Porc to be like that. I don't remember the specific name for it, Porc is a nite fish.. only active during night time and day time mostly hiding under rock any where he can get some shade to fall asleep... so someone might be looking at ya while you sleep at night if the fish in your bedroom =)
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