snowflake fugu

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kimb3534
Puffer Fry
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snowflake fugu

Post by kimb3534 »

I just left my LFS and they had a fish labeled as a snowflake fugu. It was the same body shape as a fugu, but its whole back was white with a few gray flakes.
Anyone seen one of these before or know anything about them?
perek
Green Spotted Puffer
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Re: snowflake fugu

Post by perek »

kimb3534 wrote:I just left my LFS and they had a fish labeled as a snowflake fugu. It was the same body shape as a fugu, but its whole back was white with a few gray flakes.
Anyone seen one of these before or know anything about them?
My LFS has these in their stock list. I was wondering what the difference was myself.
Jager

Post by Jager »

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there's that guy. sometimes called the snowflake fugu

others are in the photo gallery in the takifugu family.
perek
Green Spotted Puffer
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Post by perek »

stunning fish. It doesnt do well in captivity though right?
kimb3534
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Post by kimb3534 »

that's what it looked liked. just got home from the french quarter...no puffers but a good time nonetheless.
demented_lullaby
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Post by demented_lullaby »

What a beautiful fish.
Current fish :
Spot(GSP), Fancy Fin Goldfish, One Danio (Sanchez, last of the tribe)
Jager

Post by Jager »

that fish does fine in marine aquariums

the one that doesn't like long in the fugu family is the takifugu occelatus picture shown here
Image

the snowflake fugu in the first pic is actually rather hardy, just not in the trade usually.
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