Dwarf Indian Puffer (Carinotetraodon travancoricus)
Familie: Tetraodontidae
Dwarf Indian Puffer (Carinotetraodon travancoricus) ist ein Tetraodontidae aus its native waters; etwa 2.6–3.9 cm bei 22–28 °C.
Pflegeparameter
Temperatur
22–28 °C
pH
7.5–8.3
GH-Härte
9–19 dGH
Größe ausgewachsen
2.6–3.9 cm
Mindestaquarium
25 L
Schwimmebene
Bottom-dwelling
Schwierigkeit
Mittel
Charakter
Curious, bold and not to be trusted with tankmates' fins
Herkunft
South Asia (India)
Artübersicht
Carinotetraodon travancoricus is a Tetraodontidae from South Asia (India). Its beak never stops growing — hard-shelled prey is not a treat but maintenance. It lives on the bottom. Adults reach 2.6–3.9 cm. Singly, with room to patrol. Offer snails routinely, keep water pristine, and choose tankmates (if any) larger than its interest. Maintain 22–28 °C at pH 7.5–8.3. A rewarding species for the aquarist who reads before buying.
Natürlicher Lebensraum
Lebensraum
Estuaries and brackish shallows
Strömung
Still to gentle
Gelöster Sauerstoff
High oxygen appreciated
Aquascaping & Technik
Substrat
Fine sand
Harte Dekoration
Open sand with sparse decor
Pflanzen
Sparse hardy plants
Charakter, Fütterung & Vergesellschaftung
Schwarmverhalten
Singly, with room to patrol
Fütterung
Needs crunchy prey: snails and shellfish trim the ever-growing teeth
Empfohlene Mitbewohner
Brackish companions where appropriate — Match the salinity carefully
Nicht vergesellschaften mit
Slow or long-finned fish — Fins are trimmed on sight
Zucht & Hinweise
Geschlechtsdimorphismus
Unclear
Fortpflanzungsart
Spawning reported rarely; courtship on the substrate