I would love advice on them if you have one or have had one. I think they are the coolest looking puffers.
Burr Puffer
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Burr Puffer
I want one....lol
I would love advice on them if you have one or have had one. I think they are the coolest looking puffers.
Thanks everyone!
I would love advice on them if you have one or have had one. I think they are the coolest looking puffers.
E.Ridgeway
Re: Burr Puffer
Several species common to the aquarium trade, Chilomycterus genus; the smallest of which get to ~ 10", require ~90+ gallons, full marine, personalities supposedly comparable to a porc.
Many report great difficulty getting them to eat, and many are lost to starvation.
Expect IP's.
I imagine they are for the most part reef-safe.
They certainly are cool looking fish.
Many report great difficulty getting them to eat, and many are lost to starvation.
Expect IP's.
I imagine they are for the most part reef-safe.
They certainly are cool looking fish.
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Re: Burr Puffer
I guess that means they could be kept with a porc? Hmmm.... 
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1x A. hispidus
2x Takifugu Ocellatus
9x Tetraodon biocellatus
1x Canthigaster solandri
1x Diodon Holocanthus
2x A. nigropunctatus
1x Tetraodon miurus
1x Irrubesco - Location (country): USA
- Location: SC