How the world’s smallest pufferfish breeds in the Western Ghats
How the world’s smallest pufferfish breeds in the Western Ghats
Its global demand as a pet is unsustainable
Biologists have found out why the Malabar dwarf pufferfish (Carinotetraodon travancoricus) has low fecundity — it produces just a few eggs a day and spawns in batches1. This finding could have significant implications for its survival in the wild and its availability in the aquarium trade.
Its global demand as a pet is unsustainable.
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