Which Red Eye?

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cat
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Which Red Eye?

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So I'm going to my local stores to find a new puffer for my 75g setup and one of the stores has 3 different types: GSP, f8, and one labeled red eye.
I went in the pufferpedia and was looking through the pictures to find out what the red eyes are like but the pics don't look like what I saw. They had a red eye but also another red spot close to their tail. otherwise look a little darker then the GSP's. maybe the pics wernt very good or I missed a profile but could anyone point me in the right direction?

out of the three the red eye cost the most then the f8 and the GSP last if that makes a difference.
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Re: Which Red Eye?

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Sounds like one of the target puffers, I'm sure somebody put up a post somewhere in here with pics of theirs, bright red eyes and a bright red spot towards the rear...

will have a look and update with a link if I find it...

EDIT: Here you go... http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/vie ... 11&t=11892

is that anything like??
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Re: Which Red Eye?

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ty that looks alot closer then the other pics, ill have to recompare on friday
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Re: Which Red Eye?

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got a close up of the puffer kinda bad but here goes.
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Re: Which Red Eye?

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