The puffers

[pufferbuffer]

Pics of the pufs.
But which kind of puffers?

http://s1341.beta.photobucket.com/user/ ... ry/Puffers

[GSPufferGSP]

Looks like Carinotetraodon travancoricus to me.

[pufferbuffer]

I really can't figure it out?!

But wouldn't have guessed on travancoricus, due to mine not being that yellow?

I am thinking that they're irrubesco or lorteti? But how the heck do I know the difference? :-/

[Tim]

Carinotetraodon lorteti / irrubesco

[Pufferpunk]

Tim is closer: ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Freshwater/C_Irrub ... 23f7660ddc

[pufferbuffer]

Can you tell me the difference ? Irrubesco / lorteti?

They are 4 puffers together, all very friendly and non aggressive. One is quite bigger than the three others.

[filofilo]

Irrubesco females. Some in poor conditions. I would treat for IPs if they are eating normally.

[PufferGhoti]

Not so sure; ?

http://s1341.beta.photobucket.com/user/ ... sort=3&o=5

http://s1341.beta.photobucket.com/user/ ... sort=3&o=6

ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Freshwater/C_saliv ... _.jpg.html

Not so sure perhaps a C. Salivator in there ?

[Corvus]

Probably C. irrubesco. There's also at least one subudalt male among the females. It will develop its adult colors within the next few months. Then we'll be sure.

[pufferbuffer]

Yes, unfortunately they are in VERY bad condition
The store I just bought them from, had them in a very very tiny aquarium, which was also extremely dirty. They had them there for 6 months, they told me - and almost never cleaned it.

I will go buy some IP medication today - any recommondations on which type of medicine?

Which one do you think is a male? And what do you mean by "subudalt male" Corvus?

I am very happy that you take time to answer and help me - thanks

[Pufferpunk]

Sub-adult = juvenile.
library/hospital/internal-parasites-pre ... treatment/

[Corvus]

e.g. last picture, the upper one.

Subadult is used for juveniles, which are about to develop into adults.