Australian Banded Puffers

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j_wishbone
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Australian Banded Puffers

Post by j_wishbone »

Hi

Thought Id share some pics of this native australian puffers
they are mostly sold as freshwater/brackish but research suggests that they will need full marine as they grow.
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Great-looking fish!
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Re: Australian Banded Puffers

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they seem to be very peaceful puffers...

but still juvenile stage atm.. who knows if they turn to monsters as they mature

i hope so.. =)
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But puffers are not monsters - they just get hungry and so well-equipped for eating... :)
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Those puffers are so beautiful!!! Aw, there's no way those are in Maine...
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Re: Australian Banded Puffers

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apparently their lifecycle are very similar to takifugu...
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