StingrayKid
Fish Addict
My Dwarf Puffers are look very skinny in their stomach area, and I feed them every other day with frozen brime shrimp. It looks like their bent in half allmost? Anyone know if this is normal?


Also try live black worms or frozen mysis shrimp all my puffers seen to like that.SirMinion said:No. they do not need to be live. frozen is fine, but not dried. Mine won't touch dried.
If you can get live, then they will love you forever.
Yep. It's all good.jsescher25 said:Also try live black worms or frozen mysis shrimp all my puffers seen to like that.
Sounds like an internal paracite. Wild caught puffers often carry them and the stress of relocation suppreses the puffers resistance and the paracites take over.StingrayKid said:She kinda looks like she's bent at the middle...![]()
They should be fine. If anything, they'll be happier with a little extra room just for themselves.StingrayKid said:Will my male and female puffers be okay with her gone?(I mean territory wise)And, is there anything I can do for her?
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