Photo #2 - A Puffer I Once Had....he Died

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50 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - My Tank
freshwater fish - tetraodon biocellatus - figure 8 puffer stocking in 50 gallons tank - A puffer I once had....he died

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Country: Canada
Description: 50 Gal tank Standard flourescent overhead lighting Aquaclear 300 filter Maxima air pump to bubble wand Driftwood and fake plants Fake hollow log
Advice: Get a big tank, then you can get cool fish Consider sand substrate as a long term choice ,once you have the tank all set up it is a pain to switch
Fish Kept: 2X Bala sharks 2x Golden Barbs 6X Penguin Tetras 1x Pink Skirted tetra 4x Black Skirted Tetras 1X Australian Blue Crayfish (Yabbie) 1X Chinese Algae Eater
Corals/Plants: None
Tank Size: 50 gallons

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Hi isnt he a green spotted puffer? fish avatar

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