I've had my puffer for about 2 years now and I just noticed that its "teeth" are pretty long. i know that they continue to grow, and I have monitored it ever since I purchased the fish.
I was feeding the puffer large pieces of krill, and it seemed to keep the teeth filed down. A few months ago I chopped the krill up into smaller pieces. i think that the smaller chunks are reducing wear on the teeth. I will go back to feeding large pieces of krill, but what should I feed it to wear down the extra tooth quickly? i think that I caught it soon enough to avoid any kind of crazy dental operation, but I do want to fix it quickly.
I was feeding the puffer large pieces of krill, and it seemed to keep the teeth filed down. A few months ago I chopped the krill up into smaller pieces. i think that the smaller chunks are reducing wear on the teeth. I will go back to feeding large pieces of krill, but what should I feed it to wear down the extra tooth quickly? i think that I caught it soon enough to avoid any kind of crazy dental operation, but I do want to fix it quickly.
Without a chunk of flesh taken out of your finger from it being pissed your messing with it. lol
