Dragon Puffer?

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Dragon Puffer?

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Hello guys, at the LFS the other day they had labelled a "Dragon Puffer - this is very cool!" and that was pretty much it. It was in a fairly tall tank and could only peep in but it did look fairly much like a palembang. I have seen the specs for this guy but what type tank do they need? Sand and planted? It is more out of interest than anything, I will say something he had the largest eyes ever.
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Palembangensus.
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I cant recall if Palembangs are burrowers so sand or gravel, i've seen them in planted, some hiding places, bogwood etc... Pretty much the same as a lot of others.
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