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06-07-2009, 04:40 AM
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You would actually be surprised with how fast a 10" porcupine puffer can move. I hand feed my big cowfish and Griff wants his food. That puffer can move at light speed and almost come out of the water if I take the food out.
 He is the biggest fish in my tank, and I have to say he has no interest in nipping fins. The only thing he ever nips at, is stuff he can fit into his big mouth, like smaller clownfish, which I don't have anymore. He has no interest in eating any of my shrimp or anything other then what I feed him now. Porkies can move with full afterburner... you have to see it to believe it. I don't know much about the particular fish you are asking about Laurie, I hope you get some answers. 
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06-07-2009, 04:48 AM
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I wasnt trying to say that they cant swim.... its just that out of all the puffers they are the least agile. Their bodies are quite rigid when compared to a mappa or dogface.
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06-07-2009, 04:54 AM
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No disrespect Doug... I was actually dumbfounded with how fast my fatso puffer can move. I notice he enjoys the hunt and I swim his food around, so he can hunt it down and "kill" it
I now understand how he managed to hunt down and eat two clownfish... now I have a very large saddleback clown and moroon clown. There is no way he can eat them, and the scooter blennies are close to the bottom and he can't seem to get them... yet. My puffer is quite the spectacle to behold and although I have only had him seven months, he amazes me daily. Quote:
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