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Here are the pictures but they are a bit soft. Hope you find them useful.
OMPH!!! So much for "Leave only bubbles, take only pictures" concept. I heard that it's often fatal for a puffer to puff? We saw one semi-deflated last May in Cozumel and it was the saddest looking fish I ever saw.
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Puffer fish hi def picture anyone?
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Originally Posted by haha8
I heard that it's often fatal for a puffer to puff? We saw one semi-deflated last May in Cozumel and it was the saddest looking fish I ever saw. 
