Chelonodon patoca
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Re: Chelonodon patoca
A little less than 15 inches. 14.96..... to be a little more accurate.
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Re: Chelonodon patoca
thats a big puffer. i want one!!
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1 O. Cubicus - Location: Pennsylvania
Re: Chelonodon patoca
I also have 4 of these guys, so if yas need help w/ the infos I might be able to assist. Mine are quite the babies atm though. Only 1 Inch each + / - a few cm.
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Re: Chelonodon patoca
Those patocas were the fishes I had had pics of in my presentation, and didn't know that the owners were there to listen to me.
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1 O. Cubicus - Location: Pennsylvania
Re: Chelonodon patoca
I got them from one of my LFS. Quakertown Farmers Market. The pet store inside the QFM is Q-Pets.yunachin wrote:Where did you get them Umbrella?
Quakertown, PA
Re: Chelonodon patoca
thats a nice puffer, the resolution of the video could b a bit better can u take another video with a better resolution? that would be great
very nice puffer
very nice puffer
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1 O. Cubicus - Location: Pennsylvania
Re: Chelonodon patoca
Yes I can probably do that, however I have no means of videotaping anything atm. You guys think a webcam could get good enough quality video... or should I just put the $$ toward a camcorder ? Either way I need some manner of getting video. I have too many puffers and it would be a shame to get no video of them all.negruloco wrote:thats a nice puffer, the resolution of the video could b a bit better can u take another video with a better resolution? that would be great
very nice puffer
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Re: Chelonodon patoca
share of the fish keeping please..
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Re: Chelonodon patoca
i noticed that there wasnt too much info on these guys
sg: can survive from 1.005 - Full marine
ph: 7.8 - 8.2
extremely aggressive even when young
mine has killed every single living thing that has passed through my tank
within 10-15 seconds of it being there
found mainly in northern territory around to south east qld in australia
likes any shell fish seems to go absolutely crazy for squid
if i have a peice on a scure when he's attacking it i could pull it out of the tank with the puffer still attached
got some photos and videos of my ziggy i can upload later
got a couple of burrowing ones today (first time i seen him burrow so i quickly snapped a few)
your more than welcome to use them in the pufferpedia aswell
sg: can survive from 1.005 - Full marine
ph: 7.8 - 8.2
extremely aggressive even when young
mine has killed every single living thing that has passed through my tank
within 10-15 seconds of it being there
found mainly in northern territory around to south east qld in australia
likes any shell fish seems to go absolutely crazy for squid
if i have a peice on a scure when he's attacking it i could pull it out of the tank with the puffer still attached
got some photos and videos of my ziggy i can upload later
got a couple of burrowing ones today (first time i seen him burrow so i quickly snapped a few)
your more than welcome to use them in the pufferpedia aswell