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Schoutedeni puffers are not average community fish.
Although they are more peaceful than most other puffers, the choices you have for tankmates are limited because of their tendency to bite things that look remotely like worms.
Putting them in with bichirs and african butterflyfish is not possible, butterflyfish especially.
I haven't tried my puffer with other fish yet, but he attacks various thinner-sized tank equipment like the thermometer probe when he's hungry.
(Assuming the bichir survive their "biting tendency," a group of schoutedeni puffers are mostly bottom-dwellers and will unquestionably not get along with so many bichirs, and will make short work of even the largest ones)
Although they are more peaceful than most other puffers, the choices you have for tankmates are limited because of their tendency to bite things that look remotely like worms.
Putting them in with bichirs and african butterflyfish is not possible, butterflyfish especially.
I haven't tried my puffer with other fish yet, but he attacks various thinner-sized tank equipment like the thermometer probe when he's hungry.
(Assuming the bichir survive their "biting tendency," a group of schoutedeni puffers are mostly bottom-dwellers and will unquestionably not get along with so many bichirs, and will make short work of even the largest ones)
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