NEED HELP IDING PUFFER

Dwarf, Red Eye, South American & more. Freshwater puffer talk in here.
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Toadman Z
Dwarf Puffer
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Location: Madison, WI

Post by Toadman Z »

So, they're not on pufferlist. Where does one find accurate info about this puffer?
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Polish
Puffer Fry
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Joined: Thu Feb 02, 2006 3:51 pm
Location: Kitchener ontario

Post by Polish »

i was thinking the same thing that's why it was so hard for me to identify there are only a few pictures on the net and they don't really look like it the pictures posted here are much better i think the ones I'm trying to identify are mating as they have reddish tips on the tails :) if so il buy some babys once they get a little larger
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Pufferpunk
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Gender: Female
My Puffers: Puffers I have kept:
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T miurus
A modestus
T biocellatus
C valentini
C coranata
C papuan
C lorteti
DPs
suvattii
burrfish
T niphobles
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Post by Pufferpunk »

Identical care & feeding as all the other "target" species. This species grows to 9.5cm.
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lisalisa

Post by lisalisa »

Mystery Solved!
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crazyforpuffs
Figure 8 Puffer
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Location: The Big Smoke, Ontario

Post by crazyforpuffs »

Glad we could be of service. I would not recommend more than one per tank - unless you are looking to breed them...they don't get along with their own kind - nor anyone elses kind. Whatever is in the tank with it becomes food.
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