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ahud
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I think I am going for this Monotrete Cochinchinensis.

Let me know what you think, he seems to have everything I want in a puffer!
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Great choice! Although I think any of the target species are cool.
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I don't think you can go wrong with any puffer(as long as your are fully prepared). He/she does seem like a nifty little puffer though.
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Post by pufferpuggirl »

Yep, definitely a great choice. That's still the only puffer I would like to acquire that I've not come across yet. So good luck there ahud on finding one! :)
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