Looking for something to watch this weekend? Let me introduce you to Puff!

[AydenLincoln]

If you are like me and getting snowed in this weekend! You should watch this Emmy Award winning documentary following Puff a baby pufferfish the size of a jellybean. I think we often forgot how big the ocean in comparison to our banks no matter how big or small and the journey our fish had to get to us. At least I know I do!

Watch Puff: Wonders of the Reef | Netflix Official Site

A baby pufferfish travels through a wondrous microworld full of fantastical creatures as he searches for a home on the Great Barrier Reef.

www.netflix.com

 

[AydenLincoln]

The skill and equipment it takes to film ocean documentaries especially this one is truly amazing. The ability to capture and follow this tiny fish around is truly impressive. Not to mention the detail on the coral spawning. And doing this while scuba diving and from a distance/with as little disturbance as possible AMAZING!

 

[droblack]

My kind of vid, cool to share! Agreed, it takes a great deal of time and skill to catch in focus and detail, all the happenings on the reef. I remember diving, and waiting about 5 - 10 minutes, sitting still, for everyone to come back out to play and work.

 

[exnisstech]

When I was young we had 3 network TV stations, no cell phones, no internet, and no digital recording devices. Once or twice a year Jacques Cousteau would have a special. It was a family highlight to watch the wonders of the ocean on TV. Thinking back it was pretty amazing that they captured the footage they did without the technology they have today.

 

[shakacuz]

this documentary made me want a valentino puffer, but the “reef safe with caution” definitely is off putting as i have a mixed reef

 

[Mschmidt]

1000x yes

 

[AydenLincoln]

this documentary made me want a valentino puffer, but the “reef safe with caution” definitely is off putting as i have a mixed reef

I definitely wouldn’t add one especially if you have inverts. But a 5-10 gallon fowlr for him and a small friend could work if you get a small one. They do stay fairly small. I wouldn’t have an issue with one being in a 10 gallon tank by himself or with a small goby.