ID this fish MFK

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ID this fish MFK

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Can someone end this for them..

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forum ... -this-fish


Here are pictures of the puffer

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http://i.imgur.com/kIZVJJEh.jpg
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Why not link it back here? But then again, it may not be such a good idea....
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MFK does not allow links to this site. Hence, why I rarely post there. :/
Puffykid's ID is correct.
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:roflmfao: Those people think he is a MBU, Fahaka, Cross River, or a green spotted puffer :ROFL2:

Everybody ( :durr: ) with a computer thinks they can ID exotic, oddball species they have never seen before :ROFL:

Someone should take away their modems and WiFi :geezer:

How do you confuse a turgidus with a fahaka? One has spots the other has stripes! :roll:
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Ok, looks like the OP is in agreement with it being a turgidus and not a cross river puffer.
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purplecandle wrote::roflmfao: Those people think he is a MBU, Fahaka, Cross River, or a green spotted puffer :ROFL2:

Everybody ( :durr: ) with a computer thinks they can ID exotic, oddball species they have never seen before :ROFL:

Someone should take away their modems and WiFi :geezer:

How do you confuse a turgidus with a fahaka? One has spots the other has stripes! :roll:


lols +1 I wanted to just yell that I have one of those puffs too so does anyone want to buy him for fahaka price too?


The puffer itself was adorable, he had that curiosity in his eyes and looked fat and healthy.
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+ 1, he was a real cutie!. I actually looked at where the OP was from...see if I could grab him....but the OP was in Canada :(
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