Nice to see another puffer lover out here! Naming some of the more rare puffers too. I'd also say Dragon Puffers and Red Eye puffers are really cool. The Red Eyes are very similar to the pea puffers (dwarf puffers). Nice video guys!
great video I would love to see another video with more I know a few that wasnt showed... but I love how ya went in details about them so definitely another video with more if not all the freshwater puffers .. anyways great video 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻
you are correct and it's pronounced.........show-teh-DEN-eye .............(pronunciation is a thing with me. would a person mispronounce their friends name? why mispronounce the names of fish?)
Nice to see another puffer lover out here! Naming some of the more rare puffers too. I'd also say Dragon Puffers and Red Eye puffers are really cool. The Red Eyes are very similar to the pea puffers (dwarf puffers). Nice video guys!
Ryan really knows his puffers. Now I know who to talk to when I’m ready for a puffer.
Great video! Thanks for all the puffer love. Ryan rocks 👊🏼
you put pictures of the mbu instead of the spotted congo puffer(schoutedeni) at 9:05 🧐
great video I would love to see another video with more I know a few that wasnt showed... but I love how ya went in details about them so definitely another video with more if not all the freshwater puffers .. anyways great video 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻
Ur schoudentai picture is not a schoudentai, that is a MBU. U guys always forgot to mention Dragon puffers. Very cool freshwater ones.
you are correct and it's pronounced.........show-teh-DEN-eye .............(pronunciation is a thing with me. would a person mispronounce their friends name? why mispronounce the names of fish?)
Do Amazon puffers really get 6 inches big? I could’ve sworn the biggest is about 3-4inches?
a 4" SA puffer would be a beast