Golden Puffer (South Pacific) Size:6+ Inch The end of its tail

The end of its tail is yellow and it may develop streamers when mature

They do not harm corals

The Scribbled angel is an uncommon and highly sought after fish

An unmistakably elongated snout gives the Longnose butterfly instant appeal

Many scolymias are sensitive to the chemicals released by soft corals

Golden Puffer (South Pacific) Size:6+ Inch The end of its tailPufferfish are some of the most interesting fish available. Their rounded bodies and cute faces are almost irresistible. Tank mates should be selected carefully, however, as pufferfish will use their strong beaks to investigate everything in the aquarium for edibility. They like to eat snails, crabs, bivalves and shrimp, and in fact these crunchy items are important for trimming their ever growing beaks. They may also sample corals, feather dusters,