I wouldn't say as much fits of anger, as fits of hunger. I have never seen a puffer get 'angry', except for the one time a parrot fish decided to eat food that was halfway hanging out the fahaka's mouth. The puffer got this look in his eye like the stay-puffed marshmellow man, and absolutely destroyed the parrot's face.piranha45 said:
You will need a big tank for these guys. I would say the larger the capacity the better, as it allows for more water volume which usually means better water quality.. The important part is the dimensions. A full grown Puffer needs adequate 'turn-space'.. No matter the gallons, make sure you go with a 24" deep tank, rather than the traditional 18". I house mine in a tank that is 48x24x24.
