The zebra doghead is a tropical freshwater ornamental fish, scientifically known as Arabian pufferfish, belonging to the genus Pufferidae and mainly distributed in Africa. It has a unique appearance and beautiful colors and is usually used as an ornamental fish. Its body length can reach 43 cm. It usually lives at the bottom of the water and feeds on molluscs.

Zebra dog heads grow very quickly, and it takes about a year to grow from 1 cm to about 20 cm. It has strong adaptability and is less difficult to raise, but it should be noted that the water temperature needs to be controlled between 22-30°C, and the ph value should be neutral or slightly acidic. In addition, due to the ferocious temperament of zebra dogheads, they cannot be kept with other fish.