Recent content by Tabbykat9698

Some are picky I dont know though! I feed mine bloodworms and snails. Also ghost shrimp but the dwarf puffer doesnt touch them. The SAP loves them lol. I'm really not sure what to do besides trying different things. Maybe the water quality could be off and making him not want to eat. Try a 50%...

I need help--does anyone have experience trimming puffer teeth? I have a South American Puffer with overgrown teeth. I've messaged the Tennessee Aquarium, they are supposedly looking for a vet in my area that has experience. They told me to also contact the zoo. But do any of you know of anyone?

Petco and Petsmart are ok but not really knowledgable people. Aquatic Critter has people that have worked there for 20 years. Even have aligators on the reptile side. I remember another pet store in the boro it was near panera and old navy and walmart but I forgot the name, I think it went out...

So adorable! I want another one really bad and just found out my lfs got some in. But I feel like I have too many fish in the tank already and they have all been there for years and are comfortable so I don't want to add more.

All I ever had to do was vacuum some water out and put it in another tank. Babies appeared. I just fed them fry food. Super easy lol.

Hmm I didnt know that either but just read they do exist, there is even a you-tube video. Most are mislabeled as dwarves when they are actually clawed frogs though.

Read the article. It tells you everything. Also if you don't have the money for the test kit you def dont have the money for more fish (or any fish). The test kit is a part of the well being of the fish. Don't impulse buy. Just looking out for the well being of the fish is all. Please dont...

Def not cycled. Don't rely on chemicals. Get the liquid test kit its not more than $20 (and if they are more, whatever its not bad, and if you cant afford that, dont own living animals haha ) and lasts forever. And worth it. Please read about the cycling process and you will further understand...

Zebra danios. Not super pretty but super easy to care for and fun to watch! Also easy to breed, do a water change and keep that water--sure to have fry in it. I've raised many this way.

Piranhas are legal in TN. Not sure about other states. Why didn't you ask the people at the pet store what it was? I know a lot are just hs kids working hourly but I'm sure someone could have answered.

Also neons and zebra danios are schooling fish and will not be completely happy or in their prime unless you put them in a group of 6 or more. Just another thought.

I do know the neons I have owned lose their color and drop to the bottom at night. good luck with them and him. Danios are active and swim at the top so may be ok. If everyone is in constant stress or danger though I don't view it as a good plan. Just me.

Don't you love all the people that didn't even read your post to even try to help? It seems to always be a "welcome to aa" post. generically. Sorry I'm all about welcoming someone, but make an effort on helping with their questions! Makes people feel much more comforted! Also your tank is too...

Hey! Go to Aquatic Critter on Nolensville pike for EVERYTHING. But Animal CIty in the boro also has good fish (and used to even have a walaby lol). My ex just took our yellow lab cichlids there because he moved :( But feel free to ask with questions--read about the cycling process--some of your...

DP's are awesome!