Dwarf puffer, freshwater?

Dwarf Puffers. They are 100% freshwater (they won't live in brackish water even). They're also really cute and can be kept in small tanks :) I have them in a 10-gallon :D
 
I kept an amazon puffer for a couple of years. I'v found with this species, if not fed at least twice a day it will become thin and get white spot. this is due to it constantly swimming up and down the tank. I wouldn't advise this but i kept mine with my 24" redtail cat. (puffer1.5") and they never bothered each other.

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Two of the most common FW puffers are the Dwarf and the South American (Colomesus asellus).

Have a look in the two pinned threads in this section, one of thems got a list of fw and bw puffers.
 
Targets are ok but unless you know what your doing and have a tank at least 150 gal you want to avoid the Fahaka.
 

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