I don’t think the water level in the bowl would go up when the puffer fish puffed because it used the water in the bowl to puff itself up
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2024
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I keep thinking a puffer fish would not survive for long in aquarium like that. Hopefully that is saltwater and that's not a gold fish as they are fresh water fish.
I have 6 pea puffers in a fresh water 40 gallon tank.
Not all puffers are saltwater, but most of then will absolutely require more than a fishbowl and would need filtration (and plants for living in)
Here’s one cruising the tank telling everyone he’s king https://imgur.com/a/gVzdVm7
I have 6 pea puffers in a fresh water 40 gallon tank
What a power move
The little puffer:
Lil dude is awesome
🐡
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