The snout looks long, I'd say Monotrete leiurus.
The Red on the caudal fin seems gone.
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That's my thought, too.Corvus wrote:The snout looks long, I'd say Monotrete leiurus..
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Thank you once again!Corvus wrote:The snout looks long, I'd say Monotrete leiurus.
The Red on the caudal fin seems gone.
Indeed the red on the caudal fin is gone. I supposed it's actually signs of injuries cause there were tears to it (caudal fin) and now it's starting to grow back.
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Indeed it does look very similar to the puffer featured in the pics of this particular threadPufferpunk wrote:That's my thought, too.Corvus wrote:The snout looks long, I'd say Monotrete leiurus..
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He'd probably love to have some substrate.
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Looks like a match to me
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love the eyes and the spot near the tail! i wanna know what kind of puffer it is, too =P
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