This is the best Fish video ive evere seen, an ive seen alot. Luv It Want it, makes my figure of 8's look ugly and thats saying something. Thnx for making me smile today
@karakzhen holy crap i love ur fish soooo much and i have 8 baby gsp's and there very happy u should check them out on emochild1996 they are brackist but when i get the right equipment around christmas because of my bday i will be making them marine. KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!
@Tybaltveria Yes, the great thing about these fish is that they can thrive in fresh, brackish or full marine. Upon reaching full adulthood they often swim out to marine waters. Of course when they are 6-8 inches. :)
OMG your fish has the most beautiful eyes i have ever seen and im going to be getting a fish soon. what kind of fish is this i am soo going to be getting this type of fish.
Yours looks exactley like mine did when i 1st got him <3 i had mine 1 year but i went on holiday left nieghbour to feed my fish came back and it was dead :| i miss my puffer :'(
i had a porcupine puff, named Seymour, at a distant time... named so, because of how his eyes revolved completely apart from one another.. he grew bored in my tank because i didn't think things through enough...
hi amazing tank few questions what's this song called for this video also is phineus still in that tank and what are the other puffers in this video called are they green spotted puffers?
@omanyte10 It all depends on the size of the Orange Tail Fiji. I'm not very familiar with that type of puffer or how aggressive it is. But, a rule of thumb is... as long as they can't swallow each other whole haha.
Are these fish still ok with each other? I have two GSPs in a 30 gallon low end brackish tank and I'm likely getting a 125 gallon soon. Hoping to put the two with a Porcupine and a couple other fish in it.
it's a tough choice between getting one of these vs getting a chameleon. How big of a tank would I need if I got a small one for the first 3 or so years?
Hi, Normally the nigroviridis is kept in highly brackish water. But the porcupine puffer needs to be kept in marine water. What water substance are they kept in?
Hi, Normally the nigroviridis is kept in highly brackish water. But the porcupine puffer needs to be kept in marine water. What water are you keeping them in?
Wow I am shocked they last that long! I may have to try it. I have a very small and seemingly very meek porcupine fish. I wanted to try one of my green spotteds in his tank and see how it goes.
@SolaceMarine You can break the shrimps tail slightly to make them easier to catch if your puffer has a hard time hunting them. If you do put a green spotted puffer in with your porc, just take it slow. My GSP's are only about 2 years old but I brought them to full marine in one day by just adding salt to the tank slowly throughout the day and they didn't mind.
Those are 2 years old?? That is one thing that shocks me about gsps are the growth rate. I have had some grow more in one year than others have in many years. I had mine at full salinity for a while but then when I got a full saltwater tank I brought them down to 1.014 until they get a bit bigger
@SolaceMarine Yeah, all of them grow differently from what i've seen as well. Great to find out someone else with the same findings. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong with their diet.
@SolaceMarine Im curious, I've noticed my GSP is not growing very fast I suspect a low maneagable parasitic infection In my GSP named "Beef". He has always appeared fully healthy but has marine Ich signs every so often bewtween WC's. Could there be parasites in some batches of these fish? (1 GSP 1.5 years 50Gal. 1.010)
Is this a full marine tank? I know the porcupine is a saltwater fish and the green spotted can deal with saltwater and as an adult prefers it but I am just curious because the freshwater shrimp seem to be doing fine.
lol 1:11
shrimp - WAT DO U WANT FROM ME
puffer - I WANT UR FOOD I WANT UR MONEY AND I WANT UR WOMEN
shrimp - SOMEBODY HELP IM BEING MEAN MUGGED
OpTiCzErOBB 1 day ago
This is the best Fish video ive evere seen, an ive seen alot. Luv It Want it, makes my figure of 8's look ugly and thats saying something. Thnx for making me smile today
SiCoope 2 weeks ago
cool blue eyes
EVANVO8 1 month ago
Amazing!! Puffer fish are some of the most amazing fish out there! I love them.
c001st0rybro 1 month ago
OMG SOOO CUUTEEEE I want one now......
Brookeycookay122 2 months ago
hello puffy =D
missvhixie17 3 months ago
WARNING
A HUGE BATTLESHIP
MIRAGE CASTLE
IS APPROACHING FAST
Argroh 3 months ago
reminds me of my husky! blue eyes and ADORABLE
calbileo 4 months ago
Right on, nice to see GSP's in full marine, mine have been in my fish only marine tank for about 7 months now, happy as ever.
Nomimasubiru420 4 months ago
@Nomimasubiru420 Glad you like it! Would love to see yours too.
karakzhen 4 months ago
@karakzhen holy crap i love ur fish soooo much and i have 8 baby gsp's and there very happy u should check them out on emochild1996 they are brackist but when i get the right equipment around christmas because of my bday i will be making them marine. KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK!
anstan19 4 months ago
Are these in fresh water or slightly salty water?
Tybaltveria 4 months ago
@Tybaltveria They are actually in full marine water.
karakzhen 4 months ago
@karakzhen Oh wow!
I have my Green Puffer in fresh water. He's lived in it all his life, and he likes it, but I guess they can live in both. :D
Tybaltveria 4 months ago
@Tybaltveria Yes, the great thing about these fish is that they can thrive in fresh, brackish or full marine. Upon reaching full adulthood they often swim out to marine waters. Of course when they are 6-8 inches. :)
karakzhen 4 months ago
@karakzhen can you make a video of the whole tank from all angles. its truly a work of art. please make a video of it
RollerCoasterGenius1 2 months ago
@Tybaltveria GSP do not appreciate fresh water.
111olbap 2 months ago
OMG your fish has the most beautiful eyes i have ever seen and im going to be getting a fish soon. i am soo going to be getting this type of fish.((:
fishyloverr 5 months ago
@fishyloverr Thank you! If you do, be sure to keep up with the maintenance of the tank. These fish require pretty low nitrate water.
karakzhen 5 months ago
OMG your fish has the most beautiful eyes i have ever seen and im going to be getting a fish soon. what kind of fish is this i am soo going to be getting this type of fish.
fishyloverr 5 months ago
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fishyloverr 5 months ago
how come your puffer is so yellow?
viper8red 5 months ago
will it not eat the hermits when he gets bigger?
ulli0402 6 months ago
Yours looks exactley like mine did when i 1st got him <3 i had mine 1 year but i went on holiday left nieghbour to feed my fish came back and it was dead :| i miss my puffer :'(
DJMARKRH 6 months ago
how big is ur puffer now???
joestar112890 8 months ago
i had a porcupine puff, named Seymour, at a distant time... named so, because of how his eyes revolved completely apart from one another.. he grew bored in my tank because i didn't think things through enough...
beautiful video!
likemachines 8 months ago
the green spotted puffer in the very begining is so funny when he hits the porcuepine lol
volcomkrew4life 9 months ago
What song is this? I used to listen to it while meditating, it was awesome. Very nice puffers man
drkingslend 10 months ago
Boujour j have a question for you your puffer porcupine is t it in l salt water either in saumatre water thank you good and dsl for my English
jps1024 10 months ago
i wonder what happens if i put a japanese fighting fish in my tank
kingofallsaiyans123 11 months ago
hi amazing tank few questions what's this song called for this video also is phineus still in that tank and what are the other puffers in this video called are they green spotted puffers?
JAGSPetsandetc 11 months ago
@JAGSPetsandetc Thanks! The song is by Yanni and I believe it's called Nightingale. Yes, he is and yes the other puffers are green spotted puffers.
karakzhen 11 months ago
@karakzhen thanks for the reply.
JAGSPetsandetc 11 months ago
Mahaha :'D His attacking behaviour at 1:00
coralieternal 1 year ago
Hey do you know if it would be safe to have an orange tail fiji puffer with a GSP or two?
omanyte10 1 year ago
@omanyte10 It all depends on the size of the Orange Tail Fiji. I'm not very familiar with that type of puffer or how aggressive it is. But, a rule of thumb is... as long as they can't swallow each other whole haha.
karakzhen 11 months ago
@karakzhen That's tru lol but I don't want to risk killing a 30 dollar fish so I'll probably just get GSPs.
omanyte10 11 months ago
total shrimp-gasm at 1:05 hahaha!
AJK031695 1 year ago
Are these fish still ok with each other? I have two GSPs in a 30 gallon low end brackish tank and I'm likely getting a 125 gallon soon. Hoping to put the two with a Porcupine and a couple other fish in it.
angeloftheodd 1 year ago
@angeloftheodd Yes, they are fine with each other. You'll just have to start raising the salinity up to full marine before you put a porcupine in it!
karakzhen 1 year ago
@karakzhen Really? the porcupine and the GSP's don't try to nip at each other?
viper8red 6 months ago in playlist viper8red's Favorited Videos
i love that fish :'( i dont know where i can find it
paulaxa1 1 year ago
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MeRawrCookies 1 year ago
@MeRawrCookies your funny
MaverickSlim 1 year ago
thats the cutest
MIBsecretagent 1 year ago
he is so awesome i love those fish!!
SeattleRover16 1 year ago
I didn't know shrimp moved that fast WOW
The puffer is really cute
ThatMaximesTune 1 year ago
it's a tough choice between getting one of these vs getting a chameleon. How big of a tank would I need if I got a small one for the first 3 or so years?
mindwentblank 1 year ago
@mindwentblank
He would just start to out grow a 55 gallon. After mine was 5 years he was around 7 inches
rubberbanddude 1 year ago
@mindwentblank 50Gal
MaverickSlim 1 year ago
Hi, Normally the nigroviridis is kept in highly brackish water. But the porcupine puffer needs to be kept in marine water. What water substance are they kept in?
123soulweaver123 1 year ago
Hi, Normally the nigroviridis is kept in highly brackish water. But the porcupine puffer needs to be kept in marine water. What water are you keeping them in?
123soulweaver123 1 year ago
@123soulweaver123 All of the puffers in this video are in full marine water around .22 salinity. The GSPs do fine in full salt.
karakzhen 1 year ago
Wow I am shocked they last that long! I may have to try it. I have a very small and seemingly very meek porcupine fish. I wanted to try one of my green spotteds in his tank and see how it goes.
SolaceMarine 2 years ago
@SolaceMarine You can break the shrimps tail slightly to make them easier to catch if your puffer has a hard time hunting them. If you do put a green spotted puffer in with your porc, just take it slow. My GSP's are only about 2 years old but I brought them to full marine in one day by just adding salt to the tank slowly throughout the day and they didn't mind.
karakzhen 2 years ago
Those are 2 years old?? That is one thing that shocks me about gsps are the growth rate. I have had some grow more in one year than others have in many years. I had mine at full salinity for a while but then when I got a full saltwater tank I brought them down to 1.014 until they get a bit bigger
SolaceMarine 2 years ago
@SolaceMarine Yeah, all of them grow differently from what i've seen as well. Great to find out someone else with the same findings. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong with their diet.
karakzhen 2 years ago
@SolaceMarine Im curious, I've noticed my GSP is not growing very fast I suspect a low maneagable parasitic infection In my GSP named "Beef". He has always appeared fully healthy but has marine Ich signs every so often bewtween WC's. Could there be parasites in some batches of these fish? (1 GSP 1.5 years 50Gal. 1.010)
MaverickSlim 1 year ago
Is this a full marine tank? I know the porcupine is a saltwater fish and the green spotted can deal with saltwater and as an adult prefers it but I am just curious because the freshwater shrimp seem to be doing fine.
SolaceMarine 2 years ago
@SolaceMarine Yes, it's full marine. The ghost shrimp usually die in about a day or two of being in full saltwater.
karakzhen 2 years ago