Evan28395950
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Just discovered my Valentini Puffer going to town on a patch of gha on my live rock. I’m wondering do puffers usually go for that,? Maybe some copepods in there, hmmm
Is this normal for a puffer?
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Valentinis are omnivores so no surprise or reason for concern. IME puffers tens to munch/or at least try almost anything.
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I was really happy at first, and then I saw him eat a baby “palm tree” coral 30mins later. Naughty puffer
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Yup sounds like a healthy puffer :D
They are curious, intelligent creatures that explore their surroundings with their mouths. Biting anything and everything is perfectly normal.
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