Recent content by RotorHead

Yes, salt is a MUST. They can't protect them selves without it. It's like a filter for their water. ;) 1 tbsp per 5 gallons.

I wouldn't wait till tomorrow to fix your amonia problem. Do that now, or he might not even be there tomorrow when you wake up. It's so easy for them to die over night. Also, have you put any salt in your water? Puffers are a Brackish fish, and tend to need it as they get older.

I've just barely moved and everything in the house is set up, except my fish tank. How long should I let the tank run with filters and all before adding my fish. I'm going to be doing fresh water. -Josh

I haven't, and that's why I would use this forum to prepare myself and learn everything to it. I don't think it would be to much harder than freshwater, as long as you know the basics of water treatment, and care. But who knows. I have a lot of questions up my sleeves :thumbs: :D

Hello all! Ran accross this forum browsin. I have just recently moved from Utah to Texas, and I have a 30 gallon aquarium. Everything in my house is set up exept the aquarium. I'm on the debate of fresh water, or salt water. Anyways, we'll see how it goes here. I'm sure I'll have plenty of...