fuckyeahaquaria

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kennytothedee:

Cute lil fish.

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Slender-Spined Porcupine Fish | Diodon nichthemerus
(by jmwnerw)

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Blackspotted Puffer | Arothron nigropunctatus
(by kwonyee88)

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A Striped Remora riding a Porcupinefish | Echeneis naucrates riding a Diodontidae sp.
(by divemecressi)

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Three-bar Porcupinefish | Dicotylichthys punctulatus
(by richard ling)

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Three-bar Porcupinefish | Dicotylichthys punctulatus
(by richard ling)

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Masked Pufferfish | Arothron diadematus
(by divemecressi)

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Globefish enjoying attention of a Cleaner Shrimp | Diodontidae
(by telephema)

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(by divemecressi)

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White-Spotted Puffer | Arothron hispidus
(by Giorgia_Sharm)

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Longspined Porcupinefish | Diodon holocanthus
(by ~* Nicole *~)

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Bridled Burrfish | Chilomycterus antennatus
(by ozden konuralp)

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Guineafowl Puffer | Arothron meleagris
“Also called the Brown White Spotted Puffer, it has the ability to inflate by inhaling water or air. This is a protective defense that Puffers have which prevents them from being eaten by other fish. This Puffer can grow to 14” in length.”
(by August Rode)

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Valentini Puffer | Canthigaster valentini
(by Ron’s Aquarium photos)

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Spotted Sharpnose Puffer | Canthigaster jactator
“Spotted Sharpnose Puffers secrete a type of mucous, or slime, from their skin. This slime provides protection against parasites and infections and helps the Spotted Sharpnose Puffer to move through the water faster.”
(by James R.D. Scott)

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