Can green spotted Puffer and goldfish live together?

Answer 1

Green Spotted Puffers have unusual salt requirements, while they can be kept in freshwater for a very short time when young, they need to be acclimated to brackish, and eventually full marine conditions to survive. Because of this, and their huge space requirement (30+gallons per fish) there isn't much that can be kept with them.

See: http://greenspottedpuffer.net/tankmates.htm that's is a very good site to go to a nother site is http://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/ u will need to feed them a viriety of foods. 0-2in pifers should be fed every day.3-4 in puffers should be fed every other day. 5+in puffers should be fed every 3-4 days this maybe hard because they will beg. but if u feed them to much u can kill them. only feed them till there bellys r slightly rounded.

u will need to feed them piecise of scalop, crab legs n osters from ur local grocerie store. also gut loaded ghost shrimp, brine shrimp, blood worms,and most importent snails. snails r vital for puffers it helps keep there teth trimbed down.

Answer 2

No. Goldfish need cold water and will not survive in brackish water. Green Spotted Puffers like warmer water and must be kept in brackish water. The only thing that can really be safely housed with a puffer is another puffer of the same species. You need ATLEAST 30 Gallons for one puffer, because they can grow up to six inches and are very messy fish. You need good filtration and plenty of hiding places for puffers, and must be willing to feed them a variety of live and frozen foods. Good luck!

Answer 3

A fish that people at would say at a fish store saying what type of fish

Answer 4

hermit crabs

Ceylon puffer

figure 8 puffers (when green puffers are small)

and each other

because they are very violent so you can't put them with others.