The Puffer Forum

puff_love wrote:btw pufferpunk!!! you seem to be the god or goddess of the website so here is a question. Do the baleyi bury themselves like the suvatti does?

I have 2 and they never bury themselves , however the do dig caves to rest inn.
So i prefer sand.

Tanks Browncloud

Then i stick to the plan and let them be in the brackish water

Tanks for interest folks I think i treat them like som form of Cheolonodon and keep them in brackish water. Maybe a high salinity, between brackish and marine They look god and healthy inn 1.008 maybe increase to around 1.015 I will also try to get more info, from the one who imported them. He has g...

I am thinking the same Pufferpunk, its looks like a Chelonodon Patoca.
However the info from the people i bought it from is mostly correct,
and Patoca are found up river in freshwater
so until i am sure brackish maybe best.

There is a very recent thread on them. I hope that fish is dead? Yes, sadly its dead. I don't carry my puffers around :lol: But i have 3 more, so its important to me to find out what kind of water it needs. They look god and healthy in the tank now, but if its a marine species then its not good And...

I hope so.
The only i can find that look like it is Chelonodon Patoca.
But like i wrote they had a good story about the place they catch this, so for now i have faith in them

Tanks, the tail is grey or dark grey. I do not think its a marine. The story i have is, the island this come from did raise from the sea not to long ago. I did not get the name of the island but it is a small one outside or near Sumatra But since this is fairly accurate info, i am quite certain its ...

Hi, again i need your help with Id
The only thing i now abut this is that its from Sumatra
and not seen on the pics the eyes are blue

Tanks
Ca.15 of the eggs have now hatched, so now the task is feeding very little ones.
Hope i can make some survive.
I vil tray to get some pics of them.

My two T.cambodgiensis have mated and produced eggs. This have happened tree times, but the eggs have been eaten. This time the have lasted for 2 days, and it looks like they are okay Anybody have some tips about hove to help them live. The pix are bad and from last time. But the point is the color ...

Boxermom wrote:They aren't lazy, they are lurkers.

Agree, that`s way I wrote "lazy"

I have 2 Pignose Puffer or T. Suvatti i just to have 3. Lost one to a electric blackout. (This can be breed, i had fry from mine) And it is the most "lazy" puffer i have. They bury them selves and stay bury `d until feeding time. I have one in 30 gallon, and its using max 30-40 % of the ta...

Then a have turgidus and i need to have talk with my local dealer.
Not that i mind it is very nice fish.

Thanks you people for clearing this up for me

There is a eyespot, but it isn't red.
Maybe the red color come with age?

I purchase this as a young T.Cochinchinensis. Anybody agree?