freshwater puffers
- Thread starter baracuda
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If I am not mistaken the figure 8's are considered brackish, not sure about the red eyes. I know you can get red dragon puffers as fresh waters.
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fishindx/puf-irrub.htm here is a lil something on the redeye
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fishindx/puf-irrub.htm here is a lil something on the redeye
http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/Fishindx/puffers.htm Here is a list that shows brackish and freshwater puffers. It gives the latin name which makes doing a google search that much easier.
How small can a fish be and still be a monster? I wouldn't consider the 2" Fig. 8 a monster. Unless we're counting appetite and cuteness, anyhow.
jeffthefish;472693; said:
Agreed. If you want freshwater puffer monsters, your choices are simple IMO... Fahaka or Mbu. And if you want a Mbu be prepared to get a monster tank that goes with the monster puffer.
hit up www.**************.com
they have the most complete listing of FW/BW/SW puffers i've found so far and the info is very accurate.
i've never kept fahaka or mbu due to size considerations at the moment, they need more room than most people can afford to give them (mbu that is).
jason
they have the most complete listing of FW/BW/SW puffers i've found so far and the info is very accurate.
i've never kept fahaka or mbu due to size considerations at the moment, they need more room than most people can afford to give them (mbu that is).
jason
Well Mbu and Fahaka are the monster freshwater puffers , but a good "mini" monster freshwater puffer is A.Modestus, or bronze puffer, they are great neon green and look like triggerfish, they also have the famous puffer attitude and teeth! I am keeping a 4.5 inch bronze in a 20 long. I hear that should keep him for life.