Dwarf Pea Puffer

Dwarf Pea PufferDwarf Pea Puffer The Dwarf Puffer, also referred to as the Bumblebee, Malabar, or Pygmy Puffer, is a notably smaller member of its family, growing to a maximum length of just 1 inch. Its coloring consists of golden brown on its back that fades to an off white on its belly and is covered in dark brown to black spots. The male of this species has a leaner build and a distinct black stripe running from its tail to its pectoral fin. The Dwarf Pea Puffer

Dwarf Pea Puffer

The Dwarf Puffer, also referred to as the Bumblebee, Malabar, or Pygmy Puffer, is a notably smaller member of its family, growing to a maximum length of just 1 inch. Its coloring consists of golden-brown on its back that fades to an off white on its belly and is covered in dark brown to black spots. The male of this species has a leaner build and a distinct black stripe running from its tail to its pectoral fin.

The Dwarf Pea Puffer is a freshwater fish that thrives in planted aquariums of at least 30 gallons. With their need for no salt content and plenty of hiding places, they make for a low-maintenance addition to any aquarium. Note: only one male per aquarium recommended unless it is a large system.

Care
Care Level: Moderate
Temperament: Aggressive
Colour Form: Tan, Yellow
Diet: Carinvore
Max Size: 3cm
Origin: India
Family: Tetraodontidae
Tank Size: 38L
Temperature: 24-28c
pH: 7.0-8.0