Puffer

islefan39

New Member
Hi everyone I am going to be making the switch from freshwater to saltwater in little bit. I plan on setting up the Red Sea Max 250. My daughter is obsessed with puffer fish, loves them, which is part of the reason for the switch. I assume that a dogface or a porcupine will be too big to the 65 gallon tank, what I'm wondering is if anyone can give any recommendations for a dwarf or smaller puffer that would work in the tank, or let me know if I'm wrong and that one of the other two would thrive in this size? Thank you and look forward to everyone's opinion.
 

mr_tap_water

Well-Known Member
Hi there ,there are a number of other types of puffers out there things like the blue spotted, saddle, Valentini pufferfish but there are nothing like the dog face or the porcupine for character.


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Oxylebius

Well-Known Member
Hello and welcome to the forum.

This website has great info on the size of the fish as well as tank requirements and feeding: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/aquarium-fish-supplies.cfm?c=15+39
Quite a list of puffers on the page above.

A quick search on puffers on the page above for 70g tanks allows for these:



Saddle Valentini Puffer

(Canthigaster valentini)
Starting at $19.99
IN STOCK




Saddle Puffer

(Canthigaster coronata)
Starting at $26.99




Blue Spotted Puffer

(Canthigaster solandri)
Starting at $24.99
IN STOCK



Spotted Puffer

(Canthigaster jactator)
Starting at $26.99




Central American Sharpnose Puffer

(Canthigaster punctatissima)
Starting at $29.99
IN STOCK



Leopard Puffer

(Canthigaster leoparda)
Starting at $36.99




Bennett's Sharpnose Puffer

(Canthigaster bennetti)
Starting at $29.99
 
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