Hi, I'm NEW here and would love to share Puffers both Marine (brackish) & Freshwater of India .
Will be posting some unidied stuff very soon.
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Excellent someone from India, there is a puffer that comes up over here labelled as an Indian Giant Puffer.
I'm hoping that you're going to post some pics of brackish varieties that look like it.
I'm hoping that you're going to post some pics of brackish varieties that look like it.
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Thanks ALL for the warm welcome
Thank you ALL for the very warm welcome.
Earlier today I have posted three species of brackish/marine origin in the Brackish Puffers section.
We only have three species so far described from pure FW : cutcutia, travancoricus & imitator.
AND some keep popping up in BW like : C. patoca, C. fluviatilis (Ceylon) and Takifugu oblongus
Exotic marines sometimes do enter BW and I try my level best to keep in BW conditions though not for long.
It is my endeavour to learm more of the correct methods of keeping these beauties alive and in the process share pics/info.
Thanks very much.
Earlier today I have posted three species of brackish/marine origin in the Brackish Puffers section.
We only have three species so far described from pure FW : cutcutia, travancoricus & imitator.
AND some keep popping up in BW like : C. patoca, C. fluviatilis (Ceylon) and Takifugu oblongus
Exotic marines sometimes do enter BW and I try my level best to keep in BW conditions though not for long.
It is my endeavour to learm more of the correct methods of keeping these beauties alive and in the process share pics/info.
Thanks very much.
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Are you saying that those puffers you mentioned above are puffers that are native to your country/area? I love the cutcutia, very pretty little puffer.
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Among the FW both travancoricus & imitator are endemic to India.pufferpuggirl wrote:Are you saying that those puffers you mentioned above are puffers that are native to your country/area? I love the cutcutia, very pretty little puffer.
Whereas the BW/Marine are found along coasts of many countries.
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Thank you L!$AL!$A wrote:Welcome to the forum!