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Leiodon cutcutia

Milk-spotted Puffer, Crimson Pufferfish
Temperature
22–28°C
pH
6–8
dGH
11–34 ppm
Size
5 cm
Tank
80 L
Leiodon cutcutia, commonly referred to as the Milk-spotted or Crimson Pufferfish, is a fascinating species. Their bodies are adorned with intricate patterns and their spines, hidden when unafflicted, make them notable among hobbyists. Despite their manageable size, they require spacious tanks due to their active nature and territory needs. A well-decorated tank with ample hiding spots is essential, and brackish water setups best suit their survival. It's important to note that this species can exhibit aggressive behavior, and it is generally advised to avoid keeping them with other species. Observing their unique personalities makes them a favorite among experienced aquarists.

Water parameters

Hardness
11–34 ppm
Temperature
22–28°C
pH
6–8

Tank & size

Fish size
5 cm
Tank length
50 cm
Tank volume
80 L

Distribution

Indien