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do all puffers release a toxin when they die??

i have a big problem on my hands. I went away for the weekend a couple weeks ago and i came home to my dogface puffer stuck to the powerhead. When i shook him off he had a huge gaping wound. I thought he recovered but tehn a few days later he died. Now a couple days after the puffers death...

if you go bigger i think you can combine the trigger with the clown...i have had a picasso with a tomato, a niger with a tomato, and an undulate currently with the same tomato never with any problems

i am not 100% sure but i have read that red slime is a result of ppor water circulation....

add the liverock asap....when ordering live rock a little die-off can always be expected so be prepared for sort of a "mini-cycle"...good luck

the reefs are dying bad enough from being overfished i would leave it and just pony up the dough

how big is that undulate??

are you keeping anything with that hog

no they are getting along beautifullly....i definately want a bigger tank i am just wondering if they will get along for now

i have a 45 with a small undulate and a medium sized dogface...can i add a 10 inch SFE...i have lots of rockwork

if you get one be prepared to keep it on its own though

you paid 5 beans for a saddleback!!??!! thats a deal and a half..make sure you quarantine him for a while!

an emerald crab will make short work of it:)

definatley go with the seaweed selects or you will end up with a fungal bloom like my friend is having a heck of a time battling

what exactly are silversides anywahs...like where are they from and what not

it is true...any visible life and all the beneficial bacteria can "die off" the biggest signal of it would be an ammo spike

thanks for the tips!!

why do you want to do this??? an increase in phosphates and nitrates will increase the algae big time..

i just like how silversides stay together and dont get all over the tank