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i think this one will just grow to a fakaka later on...
I have to agree. Annabelle had spots when I first got her. After a few months the dot's turned into lines. I would love to see those puffer's again in a few months. I think both are young fahaka's. I'll never tell!
personally i would never pay 2500 for a cross river no matter how rare it is...
its just too similar to fahaka when it grows up...
and as i remembered there was one offered in England like 2 years ago for like 350 pounds.
2500...way over to me...
and sometimes when they get the young ones...its kinda hard to tell if its a cross river or a fahaka...
it would give me heart attack if i pay 2500 now and later find out its a fahaka...:icon_hang:
well...thats just me...but there are rich peoples in this world...
by Corvus on Sun Jun 07, 2009 1:28 am
They look like a T. lineatus in my opinion. I only see 5 red spots and a number of characters of the typical T. lineatus coloration even on the third picture. T.pustulatus should look like this: http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/.../T_Pustulatus/ with many spots and no dark/bright lines as they can be seen on these specimens (e.g. in front of the pectoral fins).
They appear to have many spots as juveniles and reddish lines as adults. It is - in my opinion - unclear if they are really a separate species instead of a regional variation and if so, by which characters they can be told apart from T. lineatus.
Last edited by edmlfc; 06-07-2009, 11:09 AM.
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