Gallery: Fish


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		Here's our Gallery of Fish, check it out!



		Dog-Faced pufferfish (Arothron nigropunctatus) A very beautiful, docile and curious puffer species, this one is frightened. They are carnivorous and will eat anything that will fit in their mouth. Common Clownfish (Amphiprion Ocellaris) These fish Love to play in anenomies and are veritably harmless. They are omnivours but they will not attack other fish. Their bodies are covered in a mucus coating that protects them from the stinging cells of an anemones tentacles						Long-Horned Cowfish (Lactoria cornuta) These slow moving toxic fish can get big. They are not to be put with predatory fish oof ANY kind. Undulated Puffer Someone I've contacted on the internet is the owner of this puffer. It's species is very similiar to Dog-faced puffers.





		Porcupine Pufferfish These exist everywhere around the world. The can inflate to huge sizes when scared and they grow to be about 6" in captivity. Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens) Nice yellow Tang. Very healthy. This species of fish is an herbivour. It's safe with smaller fish and fish of it's own species. Be sure to give this one an aquarium with lots of space, a 50+ gallon tank should be good. This fish is in aquariums worldwide, yet, it amusingly is idiginous to the Islands of Hawai, the ONLY place it is found.						Queen Triggerfish (Balistes vetula) this is an amazing species. They can grow to be over a foot long in captivity and they are carnivorous! They will eat anything less than half their body size! Harlequin Turkfish Very interesting fish, they're very popular in aquariums, yet they don't appear in many. This fish needs plenty of room and hiding places, also a soft substrate for the aquarium floor should help this fish feel at home in your aquarium.



		Black Dogfaced Puffer (Arothron sp.) A very rare Variaton of the dog-faced pufferfish. This picture was donated by a member of pufferlovers.com. Even Burgess atlas doesn't have a picture of this kind of puff. Althoughly rarely seen in lfs's, these dogs can be readily ordered from an online aquarium store. Usually they retail around $195, but they're well worth it.