Does this valentini puffer look too skinny

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I've had him for some time n he eats everything down to pellets but i try not to feed too often but now worried i need to feed more. Underneath him looks sunkin in but his body looks nice n plump. Is it just me or do you guys think i should maybe feed the tnak more. I usually feed once every other day only half a cube to 4 fish along with some pellets because he likes tht the most n i will feed pellets to him until he wants no more n i'll just take the rest out if the others dnt eat them.
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He looks ok, but feeding every other day is terrible. If you feel like you are feeding too much, feed smaller amounts eveey day.

It is like saying you are trying to save money on toilet paper so cutting back to one meal every other day.
 
He looks ok, but feeding every other day is terrible. If you feel like you are feeding too much, feed smaller amounts eveey day.

It is like saying you are trying to save money on toilet paper so cutting back to one meal every other day.

Ok great Ill change to feeding them everyday. That is what I use to do before but then I read somewhere to feed the tank every other day. But thanks :)
 
It looks a little thin in the stomach but not terrible. I usually feed smaller meals 2 to 3 times a day. And my fish are FAT.
 

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