Jenny514b
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Two days ago I bought a dwarf puffer to put in my community tank. When I bought him he was in w/ tiger barbs, which is about my most troublesome fish in my tank since they can be a bit nippy. But he seems to fit in well w/ his tankmates, nobodys tried to hurt him and he doesnt seem interested in hurting my fish either.
I fed my puffer some snails last night. He loved them and ate about 7/8 of those tiny snails the pet store will give you for free. How many do you think is a good amount?
Also, I bought some frozen bloodworms. This morning I fed my other fish food in the rear of the tank and when they where all fighting for food i dropped the bloodworms in the front of the tank, where the puffer was sitting. The bloodworms fell all around him but he didnt eat them. But its like the smell did make him feel like there was food in there or something cuz he went back over to the empty snail shells and tried to eat them again. To me, it's like he doesnt recognize the bloodworms as food or something. Or maybe he just dont like them? I dunno cuz everyone said puffers should love bloodworms. What else should i try feeding him if he wont eat bloodworms? Thank you in advance for all your help.
I fed my puffer some snails last night. He loved them and ate about 7/8 of those tiny snails the pet store will give you for free. How many do you think is a good amount?
Also, I bought some frozen bloodworms. This morning I fed my other fish food in the rear of the tank and when they where all fighting for food i dropped the bloodworms in the front of the tank, where the puffer was sitting. The bloodworms fell all around him but he didnt eat them. But its like the smell did make him feel like there was food in there or something cuz he went back over to the empty snail shells and tried to eat them again. To me, it's like he doesnt recognize the bloodworms as food or something. Or maybe he just dont like them? I dunno cuz everyone said puffers should love bloodworms. What else should i try feeding him if he wont eat bloodworms? Thank you in advance for all your help.