The winner recieves $10 gift certificate to the Puffer Store, and of course the fame of having his/her puffer displayed on the front page of TPF.
Vote for our cute little friends!
1. Winner February 2011
Species: GSP
Name: King Koopa
Age: Just bought him in December 2010, I'm assuming a little less than a year old?
Size: 1.5 inches
Description: This is King Koopa eyeballing his crunchy meal for the week! He's right beside his fake plastic marimo ball and his favorite "statue" cave. He loves his fiddler crabs!
2. Winner March/April 2011
- Species: porcupine puffer / Diodon holocanthus
- Name: peter
- Age: young as only small
- Size: 1 and half inches - 2 inches long
- Discription: had him for 10 days now, eats anything really likes prawn mussel and clams in shells. live's in my home aquarium with two chromis same size and future homemates are a regal tang and maroon clownfish.
3.Winner May 2011

- Species: Diodon Holocanthus
- Name of Puffer: Yawny
- Age (if known): Unknown
- Size: 6"
- Brief description - Photographed in friends tank, Yawny *BURPING* after a big Scallop & Mussel risotto
4. Winner June 2011

- Species: Monotrete palembangensis
- Name of Puffer: Mowgli
- Age (if known): unknown
- Size: 8cm
- Brief description:
5. Winner July 2011

-Porcupine Puffer
-Diodon holocanthus
- Petey
- Ive had him Since May 20th
- 2 inches
- His current home 29 gallon tank , Soon to be 150-200 gallon
6. Winner August 2011

- Species: Diodon holacanthus, Porcupine Puffer
- Name of Puffer: Petey
- Age (if known): 2 1/2 Months with me !
- Size: 4 1/2 inches ( 11.4 cm )
- Brief description: - Looks yummy!
7. Winner September 2011

- Species - MBU
- Name of Puffer - Birdy.
- Age (if known) - With me for 3months.
- Size - 7inch.
8. Winner October 2011

- Species: Diodon Holocanthus
- Name of Puffer: n/a
- Age: unknown
- Size: approx 1.5 ft
- Brief description - photographed at The Florida Aquarium
9. Winner November 2011

- Species: green spotted
- Name of Puffer: Tag
- Age (if known): 7yrs
- Size: 4in
- Brief description: shot in our home tank, using canon 60mm macro, and taken while yelling at us for *MORE* food... he did get a treat for being so photogenic.
