I wasn't aware that there were so many different species of puffers out there.
My favorite,of the species that I do know of is the little avocado puffer.There. Are. Tons.
And even more than no one even bothers to keep.
Yes,some of the Auriglobus puffers remind me of little triggerfish due to their bodyshape and movements.Just to put into perspective how many puffers there really are...
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If you like Auriglobus modestus, the avocado puffer, you may also like...
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Auriglobus nefastus, the greenbottle puffer,
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Auriglobus silus, the elongated golden puffer,
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Auriglobus amabilis, the lovely golden puffer,
or Auriglobus remotus-- No pics available.
Does that not cut it for you? Then try the genus Chonerhinos, full of its own distinct species that look very similar to Auriglobus.
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And that's only 1 (RELATIVELY SMALL) genus, with the addition of 1 very similar species from another genus.
It seems these guys go in an out of availability, i saw 5 at a store once for $19.00 each. regret not scooping the whole lot.Yes,some of the Auriglobus puffers remind me of little triggerfish due to their bodyshape and movements.
One shop in South Jersey used to have them almost everytime I stopped by.I haven't been there in some time though.It seems these guys go in an out of availability, i saw 5 at a store once for $19.00 each. regret not scooping the whole lot.
Triggers are the only reason i experimented with SW. favorites would be blue throat, fusco's & Balistes Punctatus and obviously clowns
Update: Chonerhinos is only one species, my badJust to put into perspective how many puffers there really are...
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If you like Auriglobus modestus, the avocado puffer, you may also like...
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Auriglobus nefastus, the greenbottle puffer,
View attachment 1477897
Auriglobus silus, the elongated golden puffer,
View attachment 1477899
Auriglobus amabilis, the lovely golden puffer,
or Auriglobus remotus-- No pics available.
Does that not cut it for you? Then try the genus Chonerhinos, full of its own distinct species that look very similar to Auriglobus.
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And that's only 1 (RELATIVELY SMALL) genus, with the addition of 1 very similar species from another genus.