Help ID My Wife's Puffers

[ROB281]

Came home to see my wife brought in two puffers to the aquarium, worried this will not work out and looking to identify what type of puffers they are so I can plan appropriately. I know the pics aren't the greatest but they don't like taking photos

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[Austy16414]

Look like green spotted puffers to me

[mnemenoi]

I agree with Austin, Green Spotted Puffers (Tetraodon nigroviridis). They are a complicated species that range from FW when young to full marine as adults. Here are a couple of good articles that should acquaint you with their particular requirements. Should you desire a recommendation of a particularly suitable puffer species for a specific aquarium, feel free to ask. They are a complicated family and have many different species.
Seriously Fish
Puffer Forum Guide to GSP (Green Spotted Puffer)

[ROB281]

so now I get to have a saltwater tank!

she's too attached to the buggers to return them

[mnemenoi]

Good for you! They are very cute and quite personable. Think that would be a fun FOWLR set up...

[Winstral35]

They really looks adorable

[SunnyHouTX]

Yeah, she's got some nice puffers