DP behaviour
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kass
- Green Spotted Puffer
- Posts: 473
- Joined: Fri Jan 06, 2006 5:14 pm
- Gender: Male
- Location (country): Canada
- Location: Guelph, Canada
DP behaviour
My female DP has become very aggressive towards the male she lives with. She never used to be aggressive at all. This behaviour just started. They were just circling around each other with their dorsal and ventral ridges erect. I've seen the male do this before but never the female. However, she wasn't able to erect her ridges to the extent the male could but she was definately trying to. Do females regularly do this? Could it be courtship behaviour?
- PuffTheMagicFishy
- Figure 8 Puffer
- Posts: 166
- Joined: Sat Jul 22, 2006 12:51 am
- My Puffers: None at the mo.
- Location (country): California, USA
- Location: California
I really don't know much about DP behavior, but you might want to invest in a tank divider or another means of separating them very soon, just incase this isn't breeding behavior. DPs can hurt and kill one another, just like any other puffers.
Tanks:
20-gal feeder breeder (platties and snails)
75-gal West African Lungfish + snails
Other pets: Pacific parrotlet, Italian Greyhound, lots of plants
20-gal feeder breeder (platties and snails)
75-gal West African Lungfish + snails
Other pets: Pacific parrotlet, Italian Greyhound, lots of plants