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  1. Here ya go @Chick-In-Of-TheSea! Today is the Day!!! My little Murder Bean Mob arrived safe and sound and they brought an extra friend ! So I now have seven little adorable Peas! I admit, they are tinier that tiny. I’ve never actually seen a Pea Puffer in person, but I had no idea they were actually the size of a real pea! Got them out, made sure they were alright, acclimated them and carefully transferred them to the 29g aquarium. They made themselves right at home and after a few hours, I gave them a little snack of blood worms. All seemed to eat well. I’ll feed them a little more tomorrow, but for now I’m going to let them settle into their new home. So stinking cute, these guys! Meet Cheddar, Feta, Gouda, Swiss, Queso, Brie and Bleu!
  2. Hi! New to fishkeeping and even newer to this forum so my apologies if this topic has been done to death already. I would like some people's opinions on stocking levels etc for Malabar Puffer's, I have a 7.5G tank and would like to keep at least one. My problem is that everywhere I look I see conflicting information, on the co op YouTube channel I think they said they are good for a 5G+ tank, elsewhere online they say like 10G+. Then I saw on, I think, seriously fish that they can be kept alone but my fish guy said it would be stressed kept alone keep a small group at least 3. Other sources say a pair is best or get more to spread out aggression or that with three I would be overstocked (aqadvisor) etc etc. I'm pretty sure water quality wise I could get away with three of them in 7.5G with lots of plants etc so I guess mostly I'm wondering, 1 or 2 or 3? They would be the only fish in the tank. I'm in no rush, in the early stages of planning a small fish room so mostly a thought exercise at this point but I plan to do it when I can.
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