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Very Nice. Is Harpo a Fox terrier? Best regards from Brasil.

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Nice tank, i reall want 3 or 4 dwarf puffers what size tank do you reccomend???

I have 3 Dp's in a 20 gallon with 2 Otto's, They get along fine, from what I've read otto's are the only thing they wont bother

Hey I have a quck question i purchased this ario moonlight pump and i think It pushes too much air in the tank. Is it a such thing as that? It makes my tank very very cloudy and its ugly as ever. You think its safe to leave this thing running in my tank with all this air going thru it? Can you take a quick look at my video and let me know thanks.

Hey you know what kind of fish can be in the tank with these little monsters. These are the cutest fish but omg the meanest lol. Shrimp dont stand a chance lol. What can I put in with them?

coolest fish ever, ive got one

thank you actaully they are eating really well I have a spotted puffer as well I bought some ghost shrimp those probably lasted a day...lol...and I bough a small electric blue lobster that was gone the next morning...ha ha ha...little piggies

cute...I just bought 2 little pea puffers yesterday they did not seem to interested in the blood worms like the other fish were I was thinking of tryin something smaller like brime shirp? or do you have any suggestions...thanks

Like, not necessarily need for puffers, need for snails, re the plants. WILD snails? I honestly do not know. I have never tried, and dont know anyone that has. BUT, I see no reason why not, as long as they are aquatic ones, and the place you get them from looks relatively clean and natural. Seems to me a wild snail would be as good as any other. I will be curious to hear how it goes if you try it! Best of luck, Connie

If you do want to breed them, all you need is a few starter snails and a separate tank (someplace that the puffers dont have access to) and throw them in; the snails will quickly do the rest. Live plants are almost a necessity for success though, I would think; havent tried it without plants so dont know for sure. It only took me a few months, now i have more than the puffers can eat! Have fun with your puffers! CC

Hmm, I have never tried gathering them from the wild. If you did, they would need to be aquatic snails, which I have seen in local ponds, but big ones. I myself get them out of my other tanks, and initially set a small one up just for raising snails. When I first had the puffers, I would go into the local fish stores and ask for them; most places were more than happy to give them to me for free because they are unwanted pests there, especially the pea puffer lunch-sized ones. Good luck! CC