"Oh, c'mon. There are greens and browns and blacks and yellows and reds and spots and stripes and speckles. There are rounded or flat body bellies and sharp or blunt noses. Even between two similar-looking species, there are subtle but beautiful differences. Just because they don't have the sharp, bright colors of a valentini or the blue eyes of a porc doesn't mean that they aren't amazing to look at!" - LGP
I'm agreeing with LGP on this one. Not to knock the SW puffers, but I definitely think the freshwater ones are way by far more interesting, both physically and characteristically .... an Abei is totally different from a Baileyi, and a Congo is totally different from both of them, and then a turgidus is different still, and I could go on and on. With all the puffers I have, it would be hard for me to pick one or two that are my favourites, as they are ALL my favourites!
