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The Mbu Pufferfish (Tetraodon mbu) aka the Giant Freshwater Pufferfish, is a fascinating creature found in the freshwaters of the Congo River Basin. It is easily recognizable by its large, sharp teeth and amazing pattern. Look how it uses its teeth to crush the shells of its prey, mostly snails, clams, and crustaceans. But don't be fooled, they carry a highly poisonous neurotoxin called tetrodotoxin, which is the same paralysis-inducing poison that's found in the deadly blue-ringed octopus. Ther

@monsteraquarium The MBU puffer, also known as the Giant Freshwater Puffer, is a captivating species renowned for its impressive size and charismatic personality. Native to freshwater habitats in Central and West Africa, these puffers are prized by aquarium enthusiasts for their unique appearance and engaging behavior. With their large size and distinctive markings, MBU puffers command attention in any aquarium setting. Despite their friendly demeanor, they possess powerful jaws and beak-like te

@monsteraquarium The Mbu Puffer, also known as the Giant Freshwater Puffer (Tetraodon mbu), is one of the largest pufferfish species found in freshwater environments. Native to the Congo River Basin in Africa, this impressive fish can grow up to 26 inches in length. Mbu Puffers are known for their strong personalities and intelligence, often recognizing their owners and interacting with them. They require spacious tanks and a varied diet to thrive, making them a captivating but challenging speci

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#werbung One of the most impressive in tropical freshwater fish for the aquarium in slow motion The giant freshwater puffer (Tetraodon mbu) Naturkundemuseum Karlsruhe #oliverknott #okaqua #okisback #freshwaterpuffer #pufferfish #tetraodon #mbu #congo #africa #fishtank #aquariums #aquarium #plantedtank #aquascaping #aquascaper #hugetank #bigtank #naturkundemuseum #karlsruhe | Oliver Knott