Are Fahaka Puffers very friendly?
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Bogwoodbruce
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Re: Are Fahaka Puffers very friendly?
We had a 7-8" Lineatus in at work last year. He was rather interactive, not in the same way as a Mbu, he spent more of his time around the bottom. Nice fish
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puffertt77
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Re: Are Fahaka Puffers very friendly?
It's funny you call them Lineatus, I was in Aquatic Design Center and I asked about the Fahaka they had and was told that noone calls them that anymore, apparently everyone just calls them Lineatus puffers nowBogwoodbruce wrote:We had a 7-8" Lineatus in at work last year. He was rather interactive, not in the same way as a Mbu, he spent more of his time around the bottom. Nice fish
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Bogwoodbruce
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Re: Are Fahaka Puffers very friendly?
Yep. Thats what ive always known them as.puffertt77 wrote:It's funny you call them Lineatus, I was in Aquatic Design Center and I asked about the Fahaka they had and was told that noone calls them that anymore, apparently everyone just calls them Lineatus puffers nowBogwoodbruce wrote:We had a 7-8" Lineatus in at work last year. He was rather interactive, not in the same way as a Mbu, he spent more of his time around the bottom. Nice fish