Familia: Tetraodontidae
Dwarf Indian Puffer es un tetraodóntido de agua dulce originario de S de Asia (India). Alcanza 2.6–3.9 cm; temperatura 22–28 °C.
A Tetraodontidae species native to South Asia (India): Carinotetraodon travancoricus lives bottom-dwelling over estuaries and brackish shallows. Curious, bold and not to be trusted with tankmates' fins. Adults reach 2.6–3.9 cm. In a community tank it pairs well with Brackish companions where appropriate.
Dificultad media. Curious, bold and not to be trusted with tankmates' fins; Singly, with room to patrol.
Mantén el agua a 22–28 °C. 22–28 °C recorded range. Stable warm range.
De adulto mide 2.6–3.9 cm. Vive bottom-dwelling, así que 25 L o más.
Needs crunchy prey: snails and shellfish trim the ever-growing teeth. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Sí, con criterio. Curious, bold and not to be trusted with tankmates' fins — combínalo con Brackish companions where appropriate — Match the salinity carefully. Aleja Slow or long-finned fish — Fins are trimmed on sight.
Su hábitat natural es S de Asia (India), en estuaries and brackish shallows.
Spawning reported rarely; courtship on the substrate. Unclear.