The Puffer Forum

Green Spotted Puffer
http://youtu.be/jfjdXGl7g-o

Is this your puffer?

Yes, it was always in Thailand.

Yes, it is me.

Some may disagree with me, me but I think that puffer may be a Tetraodon Sabahensis, (Indian Giant Spotted Puffer) , not a green spotted puffer. His markings are very MBU like. If this puffer grows more than 6inches (15 cm), he is likely not a green spotted puffer.

Here are pictures of Tetraodon Sabahensis puffers
ug.php/v/PufferPedia/Brackish/T_Sabahensis/

To modem, this puffer needs a large tank, at least 40 gallons (151 liters) so he can grow big and healthy. He would also need more decorations like caves and plants to be happy. Please upgrade his tank.

Looks identical to my adult GSPs:


I do agree that modem's puffer needs more decorations. My guess is it may still be in freshwater, too? Aragonite substrate is recommended.

Modem, read this: library/puffers-in-focus/an-introductio ... d-puffers/

See the rest of the Figure Eight Puffer is?

http://youtu.be/95_yS1ooIC8

See 1:46 to 1:47 minutes with three fish species or not.?
Figure Eight Puffer
Green Spotted Puffer
Giant Spotted Puffer

The tank is obviously overstocked and they require different sg.

Btw, all your f8 are really BEAUTIFUL!

Yes, those F8s are absolutely gorgeous!

How many gallons is that tank? You have a LOT of puffers in there. What is the SG?

Was that a betta I saw? That tank is beatiful, but a total nightmare. It is wrong to mix puffers, especially ones that require different water conditions.

Believe it or not, they can live together.
Brackish Water <1.015

Your betta is STRICTLY a FW fish & will be ripped to shreds by the puffer.

lol I have never seen a puffer pond before. I think those other fish were mollies and fancy guppies.