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Manila Lined Pufferfish for Aquarium – 1.75″ Tiny Size

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $31.73.

Tiny Manila Lined Pufferfish (1.75″) with striking patterns, ideal for intermediate reef tanks.

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Arothron manilensis Manila Lined Pufferfish

Reef Compatible – No
Care Level – Intermediate
Disposition – Semi-aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 200 gallons
Mature Size – 47 inches

Species Overview

The Manila Lined Pufferfish is a captivating specimen with striking geometric patterns and an endearing personality that commands attention in any aquarium. This impressive species showcases intricate line work and bold coloration that deepens as it matures, making it a visual showstopper for experienced aquarists.

Known for its intelligent, curious demeanor, the Manila Lined Pufferfish displays fascinating interactive behaviors—from playful hovering to expressive feeding displays. Its semi-aggressive nature and distinctive personality create dynamic tank dynamics that engage experienced aquarium enthusiasts.

Specifications

Feature Detail
Size (approx) 1.75 inches (Tiny)
Species Arothron manilensis
Compatibility Reef incompatible
Aggression Level Semi-aggressive
Minimum Tank Size 200 gallons
Mature Size 47 inches

FAQ

What is the adult size of the Manila Lined Pufferfish?

The mature size of the Manila Lined Pufferfish is 47 inches.

Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?

No, the Manila Lined Pufferfish is not reef compatible and may harm coral or other invertebrates.

What is the recommended tank size for this fish?

A minimum tank size of 200 gallons is required to properly accommodate this species.

3 reviews for Manila Lined Pufferfish for Aquarium – 1.75″ Tiny Size

  1. Zoe Alsop –

    This pufferfish is a stunning addition to my 200-gallon tank. Its color patterns change beautifully over time and it’s very active, often hovering near the surface. I’ve noticed it interacts with food in a curious way, which is entertaining to watch. It’s not the easiest fish to keep, but the visual impact is worth it for experienced aquarists.

  2. Audrey Young –

    The fish arrived healthy and looks exactly as described. It’s semi-aggressive, so I made sure to keep it with larger, non-susceptible tank mates. The coloration is bold and stands out in the tank. I’m happy with the purchase and would recommend it to others with a large, well-maintained aquarium.

  3. Isaac Allan –

    It’s a visually impressive fish, but I found it to be quite active and needs a lot of space. I’m still adjusting to its behavior, especially during feeding times. It’s not for beginners, and the tank size requirement is strict. Still, it’s a unique and eye-catching species.

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