T. Cutcutia

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Troender
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T. Cutcutia

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Today I discovered a fish supplier I didn't know of, and he can get me a lot of different puffer species I wish for. I so can't afford this. :lol: He has already put aside a tetraodon cutcutia (for a VERY nice price). I didn't find it here in the Puffer Pedia, only one with a similar name cutcitica. Could it be the same one? I was hoping to read up on the species before I got it.
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Re: T. Cutcutia

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Same fish, go get him!
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...

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