chris_1127
Fishaholic
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2004
- Messages
- 496
- Reaction score
- 0
I'm currently looking at setting up a nano reef tank, but as she-who-must-be-obeyed has said that i'm not allowed any more tanks, i'm kinda reluctantly thinking of rehoming my red-eye (lorteti) puffers 
It is a male and female pair that i have, both quite healthy and fat; and have been living happily for the past 9 months with dwarf puffers and a rubbernose plec in an overfiltered 22g. Theyre not the most active puffers, but beautifully coloured/marked. They dont have to stay together - they tend to "snipe" at each other when within eyesight of each other - but are fine as long as the tank is well planted and lines of sight broken as they dont actually pursue each other. The 4 dwarf puffers also get totally ignored by the red-eyes - they'll be available too if anyones interested.
Based in Devon, but regularly travel to Cardiff so could deliver (to someone with a cycled tank) if on the way. Will not post though.
mods - i havent put this in the general classifieds section as i'd rather they went to someone knowledgeable, and thought this would be the best place
It is a male and female pair that i have, both quite healthy and fat; and have been living happily for the past 9 months with dwarf puffers and a rubbernose plec in an overfiltered 22g. Theyre not the most active puffers, but beautifully coloured/marked. They dont have to stay together - they tend to "snipe" at each other when within eyesight of each other - but are fine as long as the tank is well planted and lines of sight broken as they dont actually pursue each other. The 4 dwarf puffers also get totally ignored by the red-eyes - they'll be available too if anyones interested.Based in Devon, but regularly travel to Cardiff so could deliver (to someone with a cycled tank) if on the way. Will not post though.
mods - i havent put this in the general classifieds section as i'd rather they went to someone knowledgeable, and thought this would be the best place
