My new Suvattii

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razornova
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My new Suvattii

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Hi guys!

Just sharing some pictures of my new suvattii. Have never ventured further than dwarf puffers. Will attempt to ween it onto pellets, currently feeding on ghost shrimp.

Mine seems a bit more spotty than the ones in Pufferpedia.

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A few more pictures here:
http://img23.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=te ... day001.jpg
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Re: My new Suvattii

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Nice looking puffer mate :)
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razornova wrote:Hi guys!

Just sharing some pictures of my new suvattii. Have never ventured further than dwarf puffers. Will attempt to ween it onto pellets, currently feeding on ghost shrimp.

Mine seems a bit more spotty than the ones in Pufferpedia.

Image

A few more pictures here:
http://img23.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=te ... day001.jpg

personally i think males have this colour my male looks exactly the same
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I'll say it again. I'm jealous. :crying:
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Nice - my larger GSPs will eat Hikari sinking carnivore pellets - I think the strong smell gets them into it.
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Post by Sponge bob »

Suvattii's are coming more popular now =)
Maybe one of my lfs get one?
Nice BTW
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beautiful
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Thanks everyone! I really hope he'll take pellets soon. Don't like feeding live food all the time. By the way is 29 degrees celsius ok for him? Max temperature in my tank is about 30 on a sunny afternoon.

PS: After reading around i realize there's two types for arrowheads? Monotrete suvattii and Tetraodon suvattii. Any chance of an ID from my pictures?
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stunning.....simply stunning......
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He's really a gorgeous puffer! Now... I DO have an empty 15g...
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Re: My new Suvattii

Post by Nick »

They are the same species - they were identified as genus Tetradon for a long time, but later review, it was changed to Monotrete. I'm not sure why, if I remember right, something to do with uncovering earlier scientific literature describing the genus as Monotete earlier than it was called Tetradon.
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