FISH ID time!

[sillago]

Strange that you were to find it alone as an adult. They are usually in pairs, or I've find them like so most of the time, not sure if they form monogamous pairs for life span.

 

[Rooster]

Originally posted by sillago
Strange that you were to find it alone as an adult. They are usually in pairs, or I've find them like so most of the time, not sure if they form monogamous pairs for life span.

Not very strange at all. I would say that it is "common" to find them in pairs, not a rule. I also find them in small groups, or by them selves. At night, however, I have never seen them close together. They are in the same general area, but not next to each other. This is also true for other "paired" fish like sharp nose puffers.
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