Have Valentini puffers become hard to find?

Cyanohater

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I have an established reef and think that purchasing a valentini puffer would be okay. Heard they will nip at corals though as I said I don't believe he will do enough damage that's noticeable or kill colonies. I noticed that they were at my LFS awhile back. However now I can't find him on the page. I Aldo looked him up and it appears that the price has raised quite a bit from when I first saw them. Are you still able to find them at your LFS? Are they more pricey-er?
 

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My Petco has 8 of them at any given time. I'm hoping they keep that up because I wanna get one for my tank when it's set up.
 

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My favorite fish, a neat blue spot puffer was a model citizen in the tank for months and then one day, it went smorgasbord on a real nice chalice. Looked like me munching on nachos. . .
 

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