C crackmonkey Fish Crazy Joined Jul 3, 2005 Messages 309 Reaction score 0 Location Great Britain, England Nov 27, 2005 #1
P Puffer_freak Put the trombone down, *****! Joined Jul 18, 2004 Messages 1,819 Reaction score 0 Location In the kitchen sink... Nov 28, 2005 #2 Nope. Two different species. T. Fluviatilis T. Nigroviridis
OP OP C crackmonkey Fish Crazy Joined Jul 3, 2005 Messages 309 Reaction score 0 Location Great Britain, England Nov 28, 2005 #3 Puffer_freak said: Nope. Two different species. T. Fluviatilis T. Nigroviridis Click to expand... spotted puffer is freshwater? would it only be one to a tank, not even any of its own?
Puffer_freak said: Nope. Two different species. T. Fluviatilis T. Nigroviridis Click to expand... spotted puffer is freshwater? would it only be one to a tank, not even any of its own?
pica_nuttalli don't be a twit Joined Feb 6, 2005 Messages 3,920 Reaction score 1 Location Berkeley, CA, USA Nov 28, 2005 #4 honestly, they may or may not be the same thing. and the same goes for freshwater vs. brackish. common names mean almost nothing, especially without pictures to aid in confirmation.
honestly, they may or may not be the same thing. and the same goes for freshwater vs. brackish. common names mean almost nothing, especially without pictures to aid in confirmation.
OP OP C crackmonkey Fish Crazy Joined Jul 3, 2005 Messages 309 Reaction score 0 Location Great Britain, England Nov 28, 2005 #5 Thats the one that was listed under tropical as a spotted puffer but it looks like a brackish green spotted puffer
Thats the one that was listed under tropical as a spotted puffer but it looks like a brackish green spotted puffer
P Puffer_freak Put the trombone down, *****! Joined Jul 18, 2004 Messages 1,819 Reaction score 0 Location In the kitchen sink... Nov 29, 2005 #6 Well brackish fish are still tropical, as are some marines. I think tropical is counting on the water temp rather than anything else. Anyway, yes, I think that is a GSP, and is brackish, but a lot of people keep them in marine.
Well brackish fish are still tropical, as are some marines. I think tropical is counting on the water temp rather than anything else. Anyway, yes, I think that is a GSP, and is brackish, but a lot of people keep them in marine.