T. duboisi?
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Srkoe
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T. duboisi?
I think these guys are beautiful. I would love to own one. Has anyone here every owned one or for that matter even seen one?
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bertie 83
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Re: T. duboisi?
I cant seem to find any info on this puffer other than its rare and behaves like other cheaper puffers.
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
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Arny
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Re: T. duboisi?
Looks a bit like a Mbu
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Srkoe
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1 mystery puffer (turgidus?)"Manson" - Location (country): United States
Re: T. duboisi?
It's a lot like. Congo in shape and behavior. I LOVE CONGO's!!!! I found some that were for sell in the past. They went for $300-$500!!! Didn't realize they went for THAT much!!! I adore the spots!
Re: T. duboisi?
Yep I have seen one for sale also it was going for 300. I want him so bad but the guy would not hold him for me. was trying to wait until pay day.
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jus85411
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Re: T. duboisi?
lol seeing this thread i was thinking tropheus duboisi, a cichlid species. which is one of my favorites! but then i saw puffer talk i was confused for a second until i realized it was tetradon 