Mbu puffer

The Mbu puffer, also known as the giant freshwater puffer, is distinguished by its striking appearance, featuring a predominantly beige to yellow body with dark spots. Indigenous to the Congo River Basin in Africa, the Mbu puffer is one of the largest freshwater pufferfish, capable of reaching up to 26 inches (66 cm) in length. Characterized by its rounded body and large, expressive eyes, this species is a notable presence in the aquarium hobby, though its considerable size and specific care requirements make it suitable primarily for experienced enthusiasts. Despite the challenges posed by its upkeep, the Mbu puffer remains a well-regarded species among hobbyists, celebrated for its unique appearance and engaging personality.