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Puffers
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A common puffer in the aquarium trade, the Ceylon Green Puffer is attractive with metallic lime green color overlaid with large spots in the dorsal area and small spots
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![Carinotetraodon travancoricus Malabar Dwarf Puffer]()
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The dwarf puffer is, as its name suggests, one of the smallest of puffer species. They are a freshwater species, but will tolerate very dilute brackish water. Like their
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The Fahaka Puffer, T. lineatus , is a popular aquarium puffer, despite its highly aggressive nature. It grows to a good size, and has a hearty appetite (as anyone who
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The Milkspotted Puffer is not commonly imported to the aquarium trade, but it is an interesting and attractive species. It is adaptable to freshwater, brackish, and marine conditions, spending
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Greenbottle Puffers are collected in Southeast Asia. They are golden green in color, with a pale bellyand fins. This are one of the more, if not the most malicious
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If you want an exciting, aggressive fish, this one is for you! The congo puffer is a generally a mottled olive to brown fish. It is chameleon-like, however, and
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The Mbu Puffer is the largest of the freshwater puffers. It is an olive to brown fish with a pattern of yellow lines that looks like a maze. The
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If you want an exciting, aggressive fish, this one is for you! The congo puffer is a generally a mottled olive to brown fish. It is chameleon-like, however, and
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