Immaculatus Puffer

The Immaculatus Puffer captures the essence of the unique characteristics of puffers. The design is elegant and timeless the Immaculatus Puffer has a large and soft body that is mostly milky white with neutral overtones in various shades of brown and tan. The unexpected yellow highlights the huge paddle-like caudal fin the mouth and eyes. The simple, yet striking combination of colors makes the Immaculatus Puffer appear stylish and exotic look. In this way it is possible to claim that the Immaculatus Puffer has a striking resemblance Cockatoos. It can alter from its smooth, unblemished appearance to a streaky, mottled appearance based on the mood and circumstances. The Immaculatus Puffer is an exceptional fish sure to make an endearing addition for puffer enthusiasts or anyone wanting personality in their larger, fish-only or fish-only-with-live-rock marine aquarium. The members of the genus Arothron which includes the Immaculatus Puffer, are often known as "Fat Puffers" and are a good example of the puffer shape. Although they lack pelvic fins and an elongated body puffers can be extremely agile and are tough and powerful predators. As with many "Fat Puffers" it displays an unusual level in "intelligence" as well as "personality" and appears to immediately recognize their owners. In the wild Immaculatus Puffer is found in diverse habitats such as mangrove swamps, sea grass beds, as well as reef flats. The ideal setting is an established aquarium of 125 gallons or more with good filtration and an organic skimmer. Aquascape with live rock as well as other elements to create a rich environment with nooks and crannies overhangs and caves. This will allow easy access to open spaces. Place your fish in a home with similar size and temperament. Be conscious that Immaculatus puffer will devour invertebrates that are found inside the aquarium with its teeth, which are fused to crush its prey. A diet for the Immaculatus Puffer must consist of a wide range of meaty food, including shrimp, squid, krill, and hard-shelled shrimp, to reduce the size of their expanding teeth. Approximate Size of Purchase: Small: 1" to 2"; Medium: 2" to 3"; Large: 3" to 4"