King Kong Puffer

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RachelS
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King Kong Puffer

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Apologies if I've posted in the wrong forum

Does anyone know much about these? It's in Derby Rocker :)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/tropocal-king-kon ... dZViewItem

EDIT - shouldn't have been so lazy and done the search first. It's a Tetraodon palembangens :)
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£20- 30 would be an average price for these.
Rachel, if you want one I can pick one up at a third of that price.Around £10-12.00

Very nice and colourful puffers. Very quiet and tends to be more active at night.
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Thought it was a bit steep. Can you keep a palembang with a suvatti if the tank is big enough?
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Post by joeyg2100 »

I have one of these puffers. He doesn't do much durring the day. He just sits at the bottom of the tank in the light, unless it is feeding time. Very aggresive eaters. Mine becomes active at night and goes about exploring his tank. Just resiently he has discovered how to bury himself in the sand, very neat and didn't expect to see it from a king kong puffer. He also is always changing colors. He will go from a greenish/brownish color, to a dark brown color with green and redish spots. Very neat fish, and that price seems a little steep for one. I payed $20 US dollors on mine.
30 Gallon that is bare
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