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Originally Posted by Radcliffe
My spotted puffers do the same- their bellies are white when they are active and playing/eating, and when they are resting they turn pretty brown all over, especially the belly.* I think it is their way of camouflage.* *I completely love mine, but soon I fear I will have to let them go back to a store.* I got 3 at walmart, when they were looking really bad- tails nipped off, and with ick.* I have them in a 10 gallon and now they are in great health.* But, as they grow I would need a far larger tank, so I am facing having to give them to the good fish store in town to find them healthy homes.* They have so much personality, they just are supposed to get really agressive and need a lot of room when they are older :-(
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Ya know, it's funny that you bring this up...My husband & I were at Walmart just while ago...they had a BUNCH
of spotted puffers.....only about 3 looked healthy...I felt SO SORRY FOR THEM!!!
Don't EVER buy fish at Walmart...they NEVER take care of their fish....3 out of 4 will be unhealthy and or have ick!
Thanks for telling me about the changing color, I told my husband about them changing colors, he thought I was crazy...and I knew what I saw!!! Your right....when they are very active, the belly's are all white!!!!!