GREEN SPOTTED PUFFERFISH | In The Wild
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
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😊🙏 Wow , Green Spotted Pufferfish in their natural habitat! Thank You So Much Sabrina of BeFishy channel for the many valuable video tutorials on these fascinating Green Spotted Pufferfish! 🍎🍊🌷🌿🌎💖🐠
I love that you included the specific gravity of the water. Wonderful video!
Super video! Rarely see larger GSP’s let alone ones in their natural habitat. Great stuff and well done to you all
Thank you so much! Hope you enjoyed the video. 🐡😁
love this video！！！！❤❤❤
Wow this was so awesome! I wish I lived there! Those small puffers were so cute
I enjoyed that video. Well done and keep up the good work. It was very interesting to see the natural habitat of the Green Spotted Puffer. As far as I have seen, you are the only You Tuber who keeps this species of puffer and documents where they come from. Those puffers y'all were catching were huge. I have never seen any that big.
Great content and best wishes.
Thank you so much! We're very lucky they're native to us. They sure are. Adult GSPs tend to swim solo while the juvenile ones swim near each other. Too bad it was raining, we weren't able to film the babies. 🐡
That was so fun! I loved seeing all of those creatures in their natural environments. I was so excited to see those mudskippers make an appearance! The GSP's are so stinking cute. Thank you for sharing!!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching. It was a lot of fun. I hope I get to do these more and check out other puffer species habitats in the future. :)
I loved seeing GSPs in the wild! Thanks for putting up with the rain!
Thank you for filming your whole experience! I love GSPs!
Hope you enjoy the video! 🐡
Watched a few other vids.
But, THIS ONE made me a subscriber! Mahalos!
Scotty on Maui. 🐳💦🌺🌴
I had two of these GSP's back in the late 90's and they were sold to me in brackish water. I later traded them in as at that time they were too much up-keep for me. Recently i lost a large Black Ghost fish, so i wanted to buy new fish, and i was so happy to see that the store finally had the GSP's in fresh water now. ( I asked them, did these need to be changed to Brackish and he said NO) ! ( I took his word and said, that if they could not stay in fresh water that i did not want them) even as cute as they were. I went home and did research on them and was i surprised ! It is such a SHAME the stores these days just want to sell fish and not care about their well-being 😭
Fantastic. This is very unexpected. High praise. Hope u blow up , deserve much higher following. I believe with original content like this you will soon succeed. Best of luck . Keep it up. Love it. And power puff fish
Thank you very much for your support! We really appreciate it! 🐡
Whoa I didn't know they live in that type of area. Btw, I watch your ads because u are the few that actually brings quality puffer content 👍
Ahh thank you so much! We really appreciate it ❤
Great video, thak you for sahring !!!!!
I would love videos of brackish spieces
It was a really really fun day 😊
Yes! A good day of adventuring! 🐡😁
Sabrina queen of the puffers "
Awesome 👌 content,
Awww that's very kind of you haha! Thank you for watching 🐡
Really cool thanks for sharing.👍✌️
Thank you for watching! Hope you enjoyed the video. :D
Thank you so much for the adventure! Now I know what sort of place my puffers came from. Always wondering how they got caught and ended up in shops. Though I am in Indonesia, great to have some pictures of their inhabitants.
Wow, great information! It's hard to find info on GSP habitat, thanks!
Thank you for watching. We really appreciate it! :)
Wow! That was some adventure! I really love the mud skippers hopping around💙 and I'm surprised about how murky the water was.
Glad you enjoyed it! The mudskippers are a lot of fun haha. Yeah, it really is. Probably due to the mud sand mixture and also the tiny dead plant matters floating in the water. :)
based on my book of kuching river fishes, the mystery goby might be Acentrogobius viridipunctatus.
I found that most of the estuaries in borneo share the same species, like the lagocephalus and GSP, but I though buntal pisang was the really yellow one, Xenopterus Naritus, which look like oversized avocado puffers.
still, loved this video and the vibes, I've been wanting to go to the estuary to catch fishes but never got around to doing it, maybe someday I'll persuade my friends to join me as well.
though it might be a bit out dated
Interesting! Thank you so much for sharing. You are right! Xenopterus naritus is buntal pisang. I'm not sure if it's a common name for all these species but after a little digging, the ones that the locals eat are indeed the Xenopterus naritus aka buntal pisang.
Hope you get to go on an adventure with your friends too. Thank you for watching! 🐡
I got 5 green spotted puffer and to be able to see them in their natural environment is amazing , and i'll adjust my salinty level to :16 since its a bit higher a big Thank you for this video!!!
I love my green spotted puffer Nimway so much! She's only about 2 inches long right now she is living the dream. This is a really cool video I can't believe she's going to be that big one day!
Awww Nimway is such a cute name! That's awesome to hear how well she's cared for. Thank you for watching! :)
Love the content, seriously considering GSP… but I’ll need to move on from the death of my little puffy first. Thanks as always Sabrina for bringing such joy and information to the community ☺️🐡
Sorry about your loss. Puffy's a great lil puff. Thank you so much! Hope you enjoyed the video! 😊🐡
@@BeFishy absolutely! Keep it up my friend!
You rip it
Those Chelonodons are Takifugu oblongus! Chelonodon patoca and Takifugu oblongus are often confused because both species look quite similar, but the picture u showed in your video is definitely Takifugu oblongus. The real Chelonodon patoca is a bit darker in colour and has a more squarelike bodyshape. In addition, the belly is more yellow. Anyways... it was a very good and informative video about the brackish puffers in their natural habitat. 👌🏻👍🏻
That was an awesome video! And that green spotted puffer jumping in the bag reminded me of Gilbert my Topaz puffer haha.
As another comment mentioned it does look a lot like an acentrogobius viridipunctatus goby.
Do people find Topaz puffers in this area as well or are they found in a different part of your country?
Thank you for watching! Haha yes, we had to wait for them to calm down. The goby is really pretty though but we released him back into the water. :) I've never seen Topaz Puffers in this part of the World personally. They are more known to be found in Sri Lanka and India. :)
@@BeFishy Interesting a guy from Reddit was telling me how he catches them all the time on the east coast of Borneo, maybe he has it confused with green spotted puffer. And there unique patterns they seem to have where you are at.
@@tkaquatics Could be but it's also possible these topaz puffs could be swimming in borneon waters. There have been sightings before but unfortunately I can't confirm if they're true topaz puffers as I didn't personally see them. 😁
like a saba puffer
Yes, they do look alike. :)
Hi, Im new to puffer fish and I bought 2 Occelated Puffer fish last week. I didnt see any solid info about them on the internet and not sure if these questions where asked before. Do they release toxins on the aquarium water? Is it ok to handle the aquarium with bare hands? Thanks
Would liked to have seen better size comparison of them. The one looks pretty big but with no reference it's hard to tell.
His teeth sure were larger than I expected 😮
how can i get 8 figure puffer in the wild?
Where exactly was this? This is such an underrated video! I loved getting to see their natural habitat, it helped me to redesign their tank :)
This is in Malaysia! Thank you so much. Hope you enjoyed the video and helped with your tank scape! 🐡
I am planning to move him to a 55 in the future, just trying to figure out the right way to do it.
@@deslovesbooks All the best! We're brewing some GSP content soon. Hopefully, it'll help in time. 😁
@@BeFishy I subbed as a huge Puffer and brackish fan! Thanks again ! 🐬🐬🐠
Hooking a few puffers for comparison? That’s extremely stressful for the fish.. I thought you would just be observing them in the wild
I’m newbie for green spotted puffer. Bought 2 last weeks. Bt they told me was freshwater. They didn’t make it to survive. Then I make a little research. They need brackish water. Last two day i bought another 2 new. Set up new water tank. One appetite is good. Another one totally don’t want eat for 2 days already. I have no idea what’s wrong and I’m worry. As your experience they need marine salt or aquarium salt? As I go bck to the seller for more info. They actually duno how to take care of it. Jus sell without teaching us to take care. There’s alot in tank die already they don’t even bother. I hope u can help me for my poor puffer. I don’t wish to failed them again.
Feed them live foods. Brine shrimp, black worms, ghost shrimp. No flake or pellets. They are not fresh water fish. They can live in brackish water. I have had better luck in full marine. When you mix your saltwater use marine salt.
For sick puffers not eating.. Or eating and getting skinny.. I use Expel-P from Fritz Aquatics. If it is the right medication, you will know in usually one day.
With several of mine, so far.
Good luck with puffers!
Apparently, these puffers are living in about 60 to 80 percent ocean water, depending on the flooding and the tides.
What a great video!
Shhite
sok inggris
Maaf, apa maksud sok inggris? 😅
Can I have just one gsp in 20 gallons?
Hi! You'll find that a 20 gallon tank is way too small for a green spotted puffer. You'd want a 55 gallon tank minimum for a single GSP. 😊
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