The Scrawled Filefish is a Caribbean species that may grow to be quite large. It is usually yellow or tan with blue dashes and dots all over, as well as black dots. The tail is large in proportion to the body. As with all files, this fish is not... Read more >
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The Narrow Lined Puffer gets his name from the horizontal brown or black lines on his back, running from head to base of tail. The body coloration is light brown or olive. As with all puffers, this fish has the ability to puff when stressed or... Read more >
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Blackspotted or Dogface Puffers have a tan or grey body with a random splattering of black spots. They have a face that resembles that of a dog, and a personality to match. They are generally peaceful toward other fish but may prey on very small... Read more >
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The Porcupine Puffer has long spines which it holds flat against its body. It is usually light brown with darker brown blotches and black dots. Porcupine Puffers can grow very large. A larger, well-filtered tank is necessary to successfully... Read more >
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The Longhorn Cowfish is usually yellow to tan in color and develops long spines at four corners of its box-shaped body. Generally peaceful, they will browse for small inverts, as well as graze on algae. They eat brine shrimp, krill, or other... Read more >
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The Figure Eight Puffer is found primarily in freshwater and brackish areas throughout its native range. In spite of this, the Figure Eight Puffer actually does best in mildly brackish water when kept in captivity. Figure Eight Puffers are... Read more >
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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 can adopt a wide range of colors and patterns including red hues and large spots and... Read more >
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The Green Spotted Puffer is a green to yellow fish with dark spots and a white belly. The fins are rounded and transparent. The head is broad with large protruding eyes. Green Spotted Puffers are generally found in freshwater and brackish... Read more >
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