identification

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m2pcl
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identification

Post by m2pcl »

Hi to everybody.
I am new at the forum!
My wife has recently gave me as a present this fish and I would like to confirm with you the species: it is a tetraodon biocellatus isn´t it?
And one maybe stupid question: is there any problem by touching it when manipulating the inside of the tank? I mean, I know it is poisonous for eating it, but, is it also dangerous by contact or biting?

Thank you vey much.

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Re: identification

Post by Pufferpunk »

Yes, your ID is correct. I already answered your question in your other thread. Those plants are nice but won't live in brackish water, which your fish will need.
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