I think that I may have found a site that puffer researchers should be wary of, but I'm not 100% sure, I thought I'd get some feed back first.
What I thought :
"
Figure-eight Puffer, Circle-eight Puffer
Tetraodon biocellatus
SYN : Crayracion biocellus, Tetrodon biocellatus, Tetraodon biocellus...1 to 1.5% addition of salt is suggested. Add 7.5-11 TSP. of salt to every 10 gallons (10-15 g/10 L)...REMARKS: This species has lived up to 10 years in captivity. This species can not live in pure saltwater for long periods.
...This aggressive species requires live foods,
brackish water, and frequent partial water changes."
site:
mongabay.com
What I found:
"Freshwater and weakly brackishwater puffers
There are some freshwater puffers that can
tolerate - but do not require - salt. Keep at a
specific gravity of 1.005 or below. These include:
Figure eight puffer Tetraodon steindachneri (or Tetraodon pelambangensis )
South American puffers Colomesus psittacus and Colomesus asellus"
site:
aquariacentral
As I'm typing i just noticed that they use the same common name but not the same scientific so now I'm more confused.... I tend to trust mongabay when in doubt but... any ideas?