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04-29-2009, 04:22 AM
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YES Griffie is quite a ham..... we loves him alot... I wonder if I should get a griffie junior, or another type of one. they are cute thou...
oh ya BY the way how is griffie doing
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04-29-2009, 05:28 AM
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Griff is awesome as usual, eating like a pig, and hunting snails all night. He just refuses to stop eating them and gets indigestion and has to upchuck the shells.
 I decided to try adding a pair of scooter blennies to the tank, and see if they would be a snack or not... they as as happy as can be. His colour is darkening now from a pale beige to a dark beige with copper banding and black spots. He is rather handsome and always robust.The lights just went out awhile ago and under the moonlights, I can see the fire shrimp has come out to sit on Griffie. I wish I had a night camera to shoot some pictures since it is rather unbelievable. If you have the space for a puffer and want a tank celebrity, get a puffer. I could probably have the rarest and most desirable fish there is, but nobody would notice. Every single person that walks in the doors is always "OMG you have a puffer!!" He is also the easiest and toughest fish you could possibly want... I would get a little baby puffer... but do not know the survival rates on young porcs. Griffie has been pretty bomb proof. I am glad I stuck with him for so long. Who knew I could have him with small fish now AND he has a fire shrimp mascot. Quote:
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