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I’m looking at stocking my 300G Fowler with a Clown Trigger, Tesselata Eel, Emperor Angel and maybe a banded cat shark.
From what I know I believe these will all be fine together but have heard some opinions that the clown trigger may beat up the shark.
Looking to get opinions or experience on this.
thanks,
 
I’m looking at stocking my 300G Fowler with a Clown Trigger, Tesselata Eel, Emperor Angel and maybe a banded cat shark.
From what I know I believe these will all be fine together but have heard some opinions that the clown trigger may beat up the shark.
Looking to get opinions or experience on this.
thanks,

From what I've read the eel will eventually eat everything. But I have no personal experience. I think @lion king has one of these now
 
Most likely, the trigger would take bites out of the shark.
Any chance if I got the trigger tiny and the shark hatched myself that they would grow up together? Not sure how it works since I’ve never done a FOWLER before. Was thinking there would be a small chance if they were used to each other from the start maybe they would get somewhat along.
 
I’m looking at stocking my 300G Fowler with a Clown Trigger, Tesselata Eel, Emperor Angel and maybe a banded cat shark.
From what I know I believe these will all be fine together but have heard some opinions that the clown trigger may beat up the shark.
Looking to get opinions or experience on this.
thanks,
I dont see eel being a threat but make clown trigger the last addition and give it hiding/cave structures. They are not as nasty as accused and while capable of damage, rarely do you hear Horror stories. Undulated trigger is a whole different circumstance. One positive is they all share similar diet
 
I don't know anything about sharks. If anyone has a chance with a tessa, it would be a clown trigger and emporer angel. I would try and get the smallest tessa you can find and size the others appropriately. Sometimes the tessa becomes the only fishin the tank, so stock carefully.
 
Any chance if I got the trigger tiny and the shark hatched myself that they would grow up together? Not sure how it works since I’ve never done a FOWLER before. Was thinking there would be a small chance if they were used to each other from the start maybe they would get somewhat along.
Trigger and Angel could both take chunks out of the shark, trigger is more likely than the angel. Is it possible they will get along fine with no issue? Yes. Is it likely? No.
 

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