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Old 07-27-2011, 11:08 PM   #21
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Oh I've been there. Its a great fish store. I forgot all about it. I'll check it out this weekend.

I also go to "A Place for Pets" in Burien.
Then there is "Pet-Pourri" in Everette
And Sierra Pet & Fish in Renton
Still need to go to Fishaholics.
Pet-pourri is my normal stomping ground, you wouldn't happen to be a Member of GSAS would you?!

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Old 07-28-2011, 12:11 AM   #22
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I started getting into the aquarium hobby after their last meeting. I read on their website that they do different kinds of fish events during every meeting, so I might go to attend some meetings starting in Sept. I added them on Facebook, and seems like they have a picnic coming up. Are you part of GSAS?
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I started getting into the aquarium hobby after their last meeting. I read on their website that they do different kinds of fish events during every meeting, so I might go to attend some meetings starting in Sept. I added them on Facebook, and seems like they have a picnic coming up. Are you part of GSAS?
Yea I am I joined almost a month ago now, great group of people always willing to help out. Not to mention GSAS member s get discounts at a fair few local fish stores.
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Old 07-30-2011, 02:56 AM   #24
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I seem to recall it was like 30 bucks or so
I called today and was told that it cost $99.99 USD before tax!

There another place I know that sell Hairy Puffer for $70, at Midway Tropical Fish in Des Moines. I'll get good hairy next month if I can get another tank.

I'll look into joining GSAS
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Old 07-30-2011, 03:16 AM   #25
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This fish is very cute, dare I say worth $70?
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Old 07-30-2011, 05:09 AM   #26
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I called today and was told that it cost $99.99 USD before tax!

There another place I know that sell Hairy Puffer for $70, at Midway Tropical Fish in Des Moines. I'll get good hairy next month if I can get another tank.

I'll look into joining GSAS
$99 holy cow! Amazing little fish but I don't know if I could part with that much for one fish.
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Old 07-30-2011, 05:21 PM   #27
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They're expensively rare and can live 10+ years, so maybe $70 (plus tax) is worth it. The people who has owned these guys absolutely loved them, but these people are also puffer lovers lol.

The only thing stopping me from buying is my wife
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Old 07-30-2011, 06:31 PM   #28
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They're expensively rare and can live 10+ years, so maybe $70 (plus tax) is worth it. The people who has owned these guys absolutely loved them, but these people are also puffer lovers lol.

The only thing stopping me from buying is my wife
That makes it a little different then, if a fish is going to live that long I could justify the cost. Can they live in fresh or do they need to be converted to brackish? Would a 20L -29 gallon be enough for one?
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Old 07-30-2011, 06:36 PM   #29
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They are pure freshwater fish. I visited the Fish Store today and saw the little guy. He was less than 2 inches. 29gal is enough for one puffer.


Edit: This is what they look like as a full adult. I thought he was $70, but instead he was $80. I'm going to Portland to find one for $65 without tax.


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Old 09-12-2011, 02:18 PM   #30
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[QUOTE="Terrance"]They are pure freshwater fish.

Metalheadx said : I thought for some reason these guys were brackish , cause at one of my LFS where I saw some at , they were in there brackish tanks with some angels .
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angels arent brackish
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angels arent brackish
Oh I'm not saying that they are I'm saying they were in a brackish tank or at least that's what one of the noob's that work there said that was "there" brackish tank , I also have read around also that angelfish can thrive in brackish water , not sure if true , I know growing up any angels we had lived in just freshwater !
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Lol oh ok. And I don't see that since brackish generally means higher ph and they love low phs lol
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Lol oh ok. And I don't see that since brackish generally means higher ph and they love low phs lol
Ya for sure ....
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Bad LFS. Tell them to do their research on hairy puffers, but they probably won't listen to you.

I decided not to buy a hairy because I have too many tanks. Now I'm just going to keep my top 6-7 favorite puffers. Hairy barely missed the list.
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Are these fish loners or can they go with other fish or its own type
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Are these fish loners or can they go with other fish or its own type
Loners and very territorial. One of these puffs need a long footprint tank, like a 20 long or a standard 29 gallon tanks would be ok. They are lurker hunters, so you will see them hiding in the caves and coming out when hungry.
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Cool fish would u keep it in its own tank or what
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Yes loners need to be by itself.
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That is one COOL fish!!!!!!!!
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