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Posted	food for puffers
26-03-2006 21:09 by carl townsend	i,ve got a porcupine puffer,valentini puffer,mandarin and a couple of other fish and was wondering what is the best food for the puffers,i feed the porcupine mussels but find these messy in the tank
26-03-2006 21:31 by Jake Casson	Cockles and snails then.
26-03-2006 21:46 by carl townsend	i've tried cockles but what snails do you mean.
26-03-2006 22:37 by clownloachlady	i think puffers are lovely but like lexter said in a previous thread i cant see myself paying that much for a fish. Wonder if there is fish insurance...
26-03-2006 22:38 by Lexter	£10 Clowny, £10 my limit
26-03-2006 22:39 by clownloachlady	ok i wont go £10 is my limit. depending on the fish. when it comes to clown loaches im hopeless i love them...
26-03-2006 22:43 by Lexter	yeh, if the passion is there, £10 can be raised, but i have yet to pay more than £10 for a fish! Will do if right one comes along, but i keep quite simple fish really, guppies, platies, mollies, kribs, cons, brichardi and Julidochromis, altho i reckon my larger Julidochromis would fetch £15 in shop atleast
27-03-2006 12:11 by Jake Casson	Any snails, land or water. Pond snails are better. Try river shrimp and carbs too. Im lucky as my house backs unto the UKs fastest river so I trap them for my Mbu.
27-03-2006 18:59 by Dagda	my puffer eats mussle,krill,cockles,prawns and river shrimp, imo snails are a bit moody for marine

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