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Rare Solomon Islands Black Dalmation Pufferfish XXL 6-7 inches

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $65.87.Current price is: $29.31.

Rare Arothron nigropunctatus pufferfish, semi-aggressive, ideal for 75+ gallon tanks.

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Rare Solomon Islands Black Dalmation Pufferfish (Arothron nigropunctatus)

Reef compatible: No
Care level: Intermediate
Disposition: Semi-aggressive
Minimum tank size: 75 gallons
Mature size: 13 inches

Specifications

Feature Value
Scientific Name Arothron nigropunctatus
Size (Adult) 13 inches
Size (Available) XXL (6″ to 7″)
Compatibility Not reef-safe
Aggression Level Semi-aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 75 gallons

FAQ

Is this pufferfish safe to keep with corals or other reef inhabitants?

No, this species is not compatible with reef environments or coral inhabitants.

What is the expected adult size of this pufferfish?

The mature size of this pufferfish is 13 inches.

What tank size is required for this fish?

A minimum tank size of 75 gallons is required.

3 reviews for Rare Solomon Islands Black Dalmation Pufferfish XXL 6-7 inches

  1. Audrey Pullman –

    Received the black dalmation pufferfish in good condition. It’s active and shows interest in the tank environment. Tank is 80 gallons and has been stable since introduction. No issues with aggression so far. Needs a balanced diet and regular monitoring of water parameters.

  2. Vanessa Dyer –

    The fish arrived healthy and looks vibrant. It’s semi-aggressive, so I made sure to keep it with larger, non-susceptible species. Tank size is sufficient and water quality remains stable. Feeding is straightforward with high-quality fish pellets.

  3. Adrian Stewart –

    It’s a rare species and looks unique. I’m cautious about its behavior, especially around smaller fish. The tank size is adequate, but I recommend monitoring closely during the first few weeks.

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