(2 Cute Green Spotted Puffer Fish Tetraodone nigroviridis Tropical Aquarium Freshwater

I recently purchased the Odysseaaqurium 2 Cute Green Spotted Puffer Fish (Tetraodon nigroviridis), and I am absolutely delighted with my purchase. These little fish are not only adorable but also arrived in perfect condition.Healthy and Vibrant: The fish arrived looking incredibly healthy and vibrant. Their colors are stunning, and they have quickly become the stars of my aquarium. It’s clear that they were well taken care of before shipping.Pristine Packaging: The packaging was top-notch. The fish were shipped in pristine water, and the package included both heat and cool packs to ensure a stable temperature during transit. This attention to detail really impressed me and showed that the seller cares about the well-being of the fish.Professional Handling: The entire process was handled professionally. The fish were securely packaged, and there was no sign of stress or damage upon arrival. They acclimated to their new environment quickly and have been thriving ever since.Perfect for Any Aquarium: These Green Spotted Puffers are a fantastic addition to any aquarium. They are active, curious, and have unique personalities. Watching them explore their new home has been a joy, and they get along well with the other inhabitants of my tank. They also seem to love each other’s company, which is a delightful sight.Great Value: Considering the quality of the fish and the care taken in packaging and shipping, this purchase was excellent value for money. I highly recommend these Green Spotted Puffers to any aquarist looking to add some charm and character to their tank.In conclusion, I couldn’t be happier with my purchase of the Odysseaaqurium 2 Cute Green Spotted Puffer Fish. The fish are beautiful, healthy, and arrived in perfect condition. If you’re considering adding these delightful little fish to your aquarium, don’t hesitate – you won’t be disappointed!

Dead in two daysThey were cute. But the first one dead a day after it arrived followed by the second one. They refused to eat the shrimp I fed. They were just hiding behind the rocks or underneath the plant.I have heater sets up at 80 degree, also mixed the water with brackish salt particular for them, even put some alive ramshorn snails to accompanies them. But they wouldn’t eat. Would rather hide.I feel very sad and disappointed!

How to feed! 🦪🦐🦀🐚What water they need!🏝️How to care for! 🐡How long they live! 🧓How big they get!Keep reading and I will give you all the information you need to keep these green spotted puffers alive and healthy.First I'd like to say that these fish are high quality for sure! They came in well taken care of and are a good bang for your buck. They did come in with a little damage to Thier back fins but other than that they were in perfect condition.Fin nipping is to be expected for fish that are shipped or mad because before they are shipped they are housed with many other puffer fish and they are widely known to be Territorial and aggressive. This will heal over time when you get them into the proper size tank.Now for the information you came for, fist the size of tank that you need to have for theses puffers. (20gal-55gal)Why 20gal-55gal? - these puffers are NOT dwarf puffers. They grow to about 6in and require a lot of room to hunt and swim.20gal for one puffer or 55gal for two puffers. 🏝️Puffer fish are Territorial and require space to have separate territories so you don't risk fighting or death of your puffers.☠️💀Know how to feed your puffers!!! They are not gold fish, they will not eat flakes for long and live!!!! 🐡They eat : Snails, clams, shrimp, Ghost shrimp, crabs.DO NOT OVER FEED!! Puffer fish or gluttonous and they will eat as much food as you put in the tank until they swell make sure you monitor the intake of food you give them and regulate it based on the size and growth pattern.Why do they eat that?- puffer fish have teeth and they can become overgrown so they need hard foods that they can brake into in order to keep their teeth filed, If the teeth become over grown they will not be able to eat and will die of starvation. You can clip or file the the teeth but this is difficult for non-expert aquarium owners.What water they need?Freshwater slime for the first stages of a puffer fish life but once they reach about 2 in in length they need to be acclimated or introduced to brackish water.What is brackish water?-- brackish water is a mixture of fresh water and salt water it is a lower grade water than a saltwater tank. Talk to your local pet store aquarium about how to start a brackish tank or just watching YouTube videos it's not as hard as it sounds.How long do they live? -15-16 yearsHow big do they get? As stated in the comment for the sizing in fish tanks they get 6 inches in length.Puffer fish are not normal fish they are more like puppies or a constant pet they recognize your face and they get to know you and know your personality and the sound of your voice they can even do tricks in the tank through little hoops and they get to know you and will come to the tank when they see you get home like a dog would to the front door. They love to be interacted with and they can actually suffer from neglect if you don't. They will even become depressed and stop eating so make sure you say hi to them and play with them don't take them out of the water though unless you're filing their teeth for short periods of time and make sure you keep them wrapped in a wet cloth with the water from their tank not tap water.. it's sad that I have to specify that..

Both little puffers are looking happy and healthy ones acting in a little weird, but I’m sure that he will adjust quickly😅. They both arrived earlier than expected. The only thing I have to say bad about this is that the bags that they were in leaked out a lot of water. they were double bagged but the bag they were in all the water basically leaked out if they would’ve got here a day later I’m sure they would not have made it.😬 other than that they were packaged pretty well and had stickers and everything on the box warning people to be careful and that they were fish inside so I definitely plan to order from these guys again 🙌🏼

wish I could buy another to replace mine that died but still have one barely though see how it goes

I only received 1 of the 2 promised Puffers. Having said that, I am very happy with the 1 I received. It seems to be well and active and on the second day was eating with the other fish in my aquarium.. A pleasure to watch, and enjoy.. Until the third day when I found him belly up...!

Both arrived quickly and well packaged. They also had tears in their fins, looked underfed. One was noticeably bigger than the other. The smaller one quickly made itself at home and started eating right away. The bigger one had the opposite reaction, didn't eat until a few days later and ate only small amounts. It's been a little over a month since I got them. Sadly the bigger one died. The small one is thriving and now almost as big as the other one. Its fins are healed and looks healthy.