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Are there any updates on these? Still good in fw or do they need brackish?

Strong bump!!

Moving a puffer 6+ absolutely sucks so I wouldnt wait to long. I would get a drilled tank and make water changes pretty much automated. Your time will be at a premium

Wow. All the females I've seen have the shaved look.

Darker the sand the darker the suvatti will stay. Mine was dark but washed out on the lighter sand

Been doing some thinking about filtration. Currently the 65B is taken care of by an Aquaclear 110 and I do regular water changes. The Suvattii seems to be doing very well and Im having no issues. Even at full growth with the water volume and that filter, it should be more than adequate? Im asking b...

Come on to show off your wood....no judgement

Good deal.

I hope you find one. Really awesome puffer

I collected mine, pretty sure it's no leiurus (photos to follow) - he has a line accross his head - is that a give away in terms of what species? In case you're interested i just saw this that looks like a real leiurus : https://www.aqua-imports.com/shop/product/target-puffer-pao-leiurus/ That was ...

DMD123 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 06, 2018 7:30 pm @PYRU, sorry the puff has taken so long to settle in.

No biggie it is what it is. Theres only one way its leaving. Nice looking rock at least. I'm sure it will come around in the next few months.

I hate you and DM. My Congo eats pretty good and is active. The suvatti hardly does a thing and eats 1-3 worms a week tops right now. Definitely doesnt come to the glass.

Snout is long like 2 eye ball length. It looks kind if like barbatus but will transition to white gradually on the belly.

My suvatti is a royal pain to feed. The congo will tear up smaller worms but that's it

NJD wrote: ↑Sat Nov 03, 2018 5:29 pm I spoke to that store again and its now £12... I may be breaking my '6 month no new puffer' rule very quickly..

I would get it. You definitely don't see those everyday. Abei are easier to find than a true leiurus