Georgia's Pea Puffers - Tasmania

17/02/2025

🐟 Up for grabs are some beautiful longfin bristlenose plecos; and not pictured, regular bristlenose plecos ✨

Even though these aren't Pea Puffers, they were born and raised in the same tank! 🐡 These guys make calm tank mates for Peas, and are great for cleaning up algae 🌱

Please leave a comment and send a private message if you are interested in these cute guys 💦

Located in Deloraine

26/01/2025

✨ Introducing my Peas ✨

I currently have 7 Peas in my 120L tank 💦 Each with their own personality 🌿 Here is a video of a couple of them enjoying some worms 🪱

Mung Bean, Bean Bean, and Pinto Bean were my first original Peas, now about 2 years old 💛 They came in at $250 a piece back then.

Then Kidney Bean and Toe Bean came about 6 months later 🐡 These were a birthday present 🎁

Now I have kept two babies that I managed to breed. These guys are yet to be named 🤔

💬 Feel free to leave some name suggestions in the comments!

21/01/2025

🐡 Thinking about getting some Pea Puffers? 🐡

These little fish are cute and full of personality but need specific care to thrive. I am very passionate about providing the correct care to these fish, so check out my favourite Pea Puffer care sheet:

https://www.pufferfishenthusiastsworldwide.com/post/c-travancoricus

🫛 I’m all about ensuring these guys get the love and attention they deserve. This fact sheet by Pufferfish Enthusiasts Worldwide is packed with all the tips you need to keep Pea Puffers.

💬 Have and questions about Pea Puffers? Feel free to message me or comment below 💛

The pea puffer is by far the most commonly kept species of pufferfish, owing to their full grown size of just 2.5cm (0.98 inches).

20/01/2025

✨ Welcome to Georgia's Pea Puffers - Tasmania ✨

My name is Georgia and I am so excited to share my love of Pea Puffers with the rest of Tasmania! 🐡

I have created this page to connect with fellow fish enthusiasts who may be interested in keeping Pea Puffers. 🌿

💧 Here I will post updates on available puffers, helpful care tips, and behind the scenes glimpses of what goes into raising these amazing fish!

Feel free to reach out with any questions 💛