One Pea Puffer Freshwater Fish Approx 1/2-3/4”

The travancoricus is a species of freshwater pufferfish, from the Carinotetraodon genus, which is endemic to Kerala (was Travancore), Southwestern India. They are famous for their maximum known size of approximately 25mm (0.98 inches), making it the smallest known species of pufferfish in the world. Their small size has earned this species several common names which include Pea Puffer, Pygmy Puffer, and Dwarf Puffer.  Pea Puffers are reclusive, shade and shelter-loving creatures because they are prey animals. They're not just eaten by other bigger fish, they're also preyed upon by many piscivorous birds such as Herons, Kingfishers, and Cormorants. Your group of Pea Puffers will feel much more comfortable and secure with a provision of dense vegetation and floating plants in your aquarium, which will encourage them to be more active in all areas of the tank. The flow in the aquarium should be slow to medium and never overpowering. Pea Puffers are not strong swimmers, so a powerful curre