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This is the 2nd one I have had. First one was confused it seemed to eat out of the water column, but just figured it out after a few days. Got it to eat a few pieces of the substrate first. The one in the pic ate everything from day 1.Beautiful fish. Did you have trouble getting it to eat?
Gorgeous, but not reef safe.... Will peck at corals.
You can't go wrong with a reef friendly trigger.Triggers, triggers and triggers.
Swimmers, hardy, tons of personality. Currently I have 5 beautiful triggers in my reef tank.You can't go wrong with a reef friendly trigger.
Swimmers, hardy, tons of personality. Currently I have 5 beautiful triggers in my reef tank.
You can't go wrong with a reef friendly trigger.
Do large triggers eat small fish? You've got me interested.Swimmers, hardy, tons of personality. Currently I have 5 beautiful triggers in my reef tank.
Not really, as long as you feed them well and don't starve them. The smallest fish I currently have is a bicolor blenny and they ignore him. If you were to add a small fish to 1 or a group of triggers I would do it at night after the triggers have been sleeping. Reason being is if you throw a small fish in while they are all awake they will/might think its food and one bite from a trigger can cause some major damage.Do large triggers eat small fish? You've got me interested.
Thats not a Huma its an Assasi. I have 5 total the Assasi, Clown, Blueline, Niger, and a Pink tail. They don't eat the corals and when I put the 1st trigger in there all my hermits became nocturnal, smart little suckers. Just the other night I flashed my flashlights in the tank and visually counted 15 so they are doing fine.What!!!?? I thought Picassos weren't reef safe? What other triggers do you have?
Thanks, I love angles . . . smart and beautiful. very interesting fish.That’s a nice collection of angels you got there. I messaged LiveAquaria about where they get their max sizes from and all they told me was they have their own team of “academic experts” that studies each species in depth.
However general consensus here is that many fish don’t reach their maximum sizes as listed online though not sure what you think. Would appreciate it thanks.