Baby Picasso Trigger question

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Will a baby Picasso Trigger attach a larger sizes fighting conch?

The trigs about 2inches big so its still small size.

Hit or miss on the attack?
 
Maybe not at that size, if the Conch is already in there and you’re not dropping it in as food. (I guess a lot depends on whether the LFS fed the tank with mussels or claims.) But I’m just taking a slightly educated guess here. You seem to already realize that sooner or later that Conch won’t be safe. Best wishes!
 
Maybe not at that size, if the Conch is already in there and you’re not dropping it in as food. (I guess a lot depends on whether the LFS fed the tank with mussels or claims.) But I’m just taking a slightly educated guess here. You seem to already realize that sooner or later that Conch won’t be safe. Best wishes!
I haven't got one yet. My substrate is currently crushed coral. I'm going to take all this out and put it in my sump and add sand to my reef. I want to get a conch.. Was thinking of taking out my Picasco.. or putting t in a breeder box then reintroducing after I add the conch.
 

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