i have seen this puffer and i thought they were Noddy's puffer or Win's....
Hey Noddy, Win,... have you check your puffer lately????

dogface puffers on the bottom with a figure 8 on the top??? i dont know these fishes "that" well lol.. but my green spotted puffers are still in the tank! i just took this video for you paul, sorry for the algae bits floating in the water, i had just scrubbed my front glass this morning before i got on the forum and the filter hasnt picked it all up yet. one of these days im going to find a critter that lives in saltwater, and eats algae, that pufferfish wont try to eat and kill. and when that day comes... ill have a nice clean algaeless tank.

anyways, heres my GSP's. (once again, i just scrubbed front glass, sorry for the stuff floating in the water)

Cool videos guys!

ikkie78 wrote:



lol my tank looks like it got dragged out of a swamp bottom somewhere LOL i swear i dont have algae issues on any tank except the one those gsp's are in!!!

lol, Win, they got it made indeed!
I so want your fish.
Almost got a new tank today, but finding out it had a little leak, made me decide against it.
Plus i got no spare filter or lights at the moment and can't invest right now.
So they'll have to wait some more...

And Paul, my puffer Sinatra was still in his tank, belly full from all the bloodworms he ate this afternoon.
I'll get some new footage soon, this is old stuff...
i'm really into that today!

Noddy wrote:



Noddy if you were local id gladly give them to you

maybe i can take them back with me in my handluggage after I come over to Texas to do some garfishing.

lol sure thing man

good day guys and gals... i thought i have seen you puffer in our park


when i took that shot.. your puffer were playing in my mind....
how about this one... what do you call them....here..they are called seacow

in Holland they're called "suitcase- fish".
they are top wishlist material for me, but I'm not into saltwater at the time.
Still seems a bit of a hassle to me...
When i grow up, i'll have a saltwater tank.

I'm pretty sure those are called boxfish here.

living along the shoreline, those creature were used in traditional medicine.
allegedly, these creature help cures bad toxin in the body by taking the soup
out of their hard skin....

same belief is being attributed with the seahorse....