Puffers
Most species of Puffers reach approximately eight inches in length with the exception of the Canthigaster Puffers, which reach an average size of only three inches. Puffers are relatively hardy and adapt well to captivity if provided with swimming room, a varied meaty diet, and a few hiding places.
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Arothron Dog Face Puffer The Arothron Dog Face Puffer, also known as the Blackspotted Puffer is an awesome addition to your fish tank! We’re updating this profile so check back again but in the meantime,... [Read more] |
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Blue Dot Puffer The Blue Dot Puffer may also be called the Blue Dot Toby or Blue Spotted Sharp-nosed Puffer. Members of the Canthigaster genus are called Sharp-nosed Puffers or Tobies. It lacks... [Read more] |
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Porcupine Puffer The Porcupine Puffer is also known as the Porcupinefish or Porcupine Pufferfish is an awesome addition to your fish tank! We’re updating this profile so check back again... [Read more] |
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Saddle Puffer The Saddle Puffer is also known as the Crowned Puffer, Crowned Toby, and Four Bar Pufferfish is an awesome addition to your fish tank! We’re updating this profile so check... [Read more] |
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Saddle Valentini Puffer The Saddle Valentini Puffer, also known as the Black Saddle Pufferfish, Blacksaddled Toby, Valentini Toby, or Saddled Toby. Members of the Canthigaster genus are called Sharp-nosed... [Read more] |
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Spiny Box Puffer The Spiny Box Puffer is also known as the Striped Burrfish. It has a tan to yellow body with dark striping, and short, fixed spines which help protect it from larger, more aggressive... [Read more] |
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Spotted Puffer The Spotted Puffer is also called the Spotted Sharpnose Puffer is an awesome addition to your fish tank! We’re updating this profile so check back again but in the meantime,... [Read more] |
