Mating Puffers
http://www.oceanfootage.com/oceans/s...ourtship&Go=Go
BTW, someone once was asking for proof that Guinea Fowl Puffers are Golden in their younger years and then switch to black and white again as adults...If this isn't proof, I don't know what is! These are breeding adults and certainly black and white. I don't remember if it was here or RC but I was saying the Goldens are very young still and people disagreed, saying they get Golden as adults. Not true. You are not going to find a Golden stage adult Guinea Fowl Puffer in the ocean...well I would assume some never change all the way but most will be black and white.
EDIT: of course after saying that I see down near the bottom there is a video of a bunch of adults swimming together and one is mostly still golden
So there is always an exception
Pretty amazing to see all these guys swimming together.