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My Canthigaster figueiredoi. This species was described in 2002 by Moura and Castro. It inhabibits the Central and Southern Western Atlantic.

whoa, nice! awswome color and patterns!

Oh yes. It changes its colors dramatically. At night it is brown with white blotches. The blue and the black lines are entirely gone.

WOW! Now THAT is one impressive-looking Canthigaster! I'm guessing that's a pretty rare puffer?

Thats crazy cool looking!

Thats awesome@!

Agnate wrote:WOW! Now THAT is one impressive-looking Canthigaster! I'm guessing that's a pretty rare puffer?

Quite common at some coastal areas in the Western Atlantic, but - at least in Germany - this is the first import I am aware of.

How long have you had him?

Very nice specimen Corvus. He has gorgeous markings.

WOW! Is everyone in here buying very beautful puffers these days? Yes, that was another very beautiful one! How big is he now, and how big will he get?

one word: excusite

i think it's spelled wrong

central and southern western atlantic, does that include the caribbean?

Wow! What a great looking puffer!
More info about it?

I want more puffers!

yours is very cool

Cool puffer!! Aren't there around 40 toby species corvus? Oh and i was looking on wetwebmedia and theres a toby that gets to be 2 inches!!! Its called a pygmy toby.

Marco, I deleted the 2nd thread on this.