New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

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Re: New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

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Lol this place is awesome.
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Re: New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

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Srkoe wrote:No really...it's cute! It should be his avatar.
+1!
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Damn LoL here is the blonde in me........


I keep seeing all these comments:
Srkoe wrote:No really...it's cute! It should be his avatar.
blackghostknife wrote:so very realistic looking!
sevenyearnight wrote:I thought you said you couldn't get a picture...
And so on and so forth, and I kept clicking on that darn "ImageShack.us" thinking he got a picture, and that his drawing was just to help explain it since he couldn't get a super good one.....

Then I see
J-P wrote:awww give the guy a break... I couldn't do better.

Not on a computer anyway ;)
And I am like...omg /facepalm :durr: LMAO
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Re: New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

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+1 to avatar and POTM. It would have my vote.
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Lmao you guys are crazy
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That sounds like the coolest puffer ever, also reminds me of a black neon tetra :)
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perhaps it was an overly tanned puffer.
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Re: New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

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wow cool drawing dude ! ................yep ' imitation puffers ' Carinotetraodon imitator', are said to be found here and there, its unknown whether its a subspecies or just a regional colour variation .
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Puffer King wrote:wow cool drawing dude ! ................yep ' imitation puffers ' Carinotetraodon imitator', are said to be found here and there, its unknown whether its a subspecies or just a regional colour variation .
those are not black, though.
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Re: New Variation of Dwarf Puffer?!

Post by RVS »

I remember once i saw a carinotetraodon lorteti completely black... even more that the one in this post:

viewtopic.php?f=38&t=12551

That is the only back puffer i ever seen or heard about....
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