heh wish i could find out where all the GSP's are hiding in Hong Kong... must be lurking around somewhere...
Not sure but probably a GSP? The rare ones have small spikes (though I wonder how visible they are when they are deflated).
Is my GSP the freshwater type?
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Re: Is my GSP the freshwater type?
That puffer doesn't have the bright green spot though.
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Re: Is my GSP the freshwater type?
they all have spikes, just depends how big the puffer is i guess or how prominent in a species. here is a GSP puffed up, poor guy 
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Re: Is my GSP the freshwater type?
I do believe those pics on Puffernet are of the FW shoutedeni but looks at what they are calling a fluviatilis.
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