The Amazon Puffer, also known as Colomesus asellus, is a fascinating and active freshwater species native to the Amazon River basin. Unlike many puffers, it is social and can live in groups, making it unique among its kind. They require a well-maintained tank with a varied diet, including hard-shelled foods to help manage their ever-growing teeth. Though small, their curious nature and expressive eyes make them a favorite among experienced aquarists. #amazonpuffer #colomesusasellus #freshwaterpu

Colomesus asellus, also known as the Amazon pufferfish, is a freshwater fish species native to South America. Here are some guidelines on how to keep them as pets: Aquarium size: Colomesus asellus require a minimum tank size of 20 gallons per fish. A larger tank is always better, as it provides more swimming room and a stable environment. Water parameters: The ideal water temperature range for Amazon pufferfish is 75-82°F (24-28°C), with a pH range of 6.8-7.8. It is important to maintain a stabl

South American Puffers-Sphoeroides asellus formerly in Colomesus. We have good number of these delightful little Puffers in stock. For some reason , Puffers are a big hit with the ladies that visit our store, especially cuties such as these guys! We’ve had them a number of weeks now during which time they’ve been wormed and are now gaining good body mass. This is a very busy little Puffer which literally never stops! because of this it is imperative that they get a couple of generous feeds a day

Amazon puffers (Colomesus asellus) enjoying some Repashy for their lunch. These are great wee characters, but definitely do your research to see if they are compatible, as not suited to most set ups as more of a specialist fish or pop in-store for more info. 😊 West Lothian pet shop licence no. 181479 | Riverside Aquaria

@monsteraquarium The Amazon puffer (Colomesus asellus) is a small, active freshwater fish native to the rivers of South America, particularly the Amazon River. Unlike many puffer species, the Amazon puffer is relatively peaceful and can be kept in community tanks, although they still require careful handling due to their sharp teeth and need for a varied diet. Known for their distinctive black and yellow stripes and round, puffed-up appearance when threatened, these fish are a favorite among exp