Can Niger Triggers be reef safe????

LOL i missed this YES Nigers are Reef SAFE Not shrimp safe though my coral banded has ben with 7in niger and two 4in nigers and my 7+in pinktail and hes still fine but the pepperment shrimp are long gone. There are a lot of triggers that can be reef safe I have seen Clown triggers raised up in a reef from a small guy with no problems !! they just eventually eat all the CUC snails hermits and shrimp
 
LOL i missed this YES Nigers are Reef SAFE Not shrimp safe though my coral banded has ben with 7in niger and two 4in nigers and my 7+in pinktail and hes still fine but the pepperment shrimp are long gone. There are a lot of triggers that can be reef safe I have seen Clown triggers raised up in a reef from a small guy with no problems !! they just eventually eat all the CUC snails hermits and shrimp

Thanks thats what i wanted to know...
 
Not really ha but i can stick a 2" trigger in a 29 gal untuil it gets to big and then i can sell it haha that was my idea haha

I can tell u that not a good idea Triggers need lots of room to roam and yes u can do it but its a Terrible idea!!!! The fish will die from stress related issues
I have been keeping Tiggers in 275g and 300g systems for well over 12 years and i have keep them in 29g QT tanks and found that was too small for even a small fish over month or so So just think of it this way would u like to live a year in your bathroom with no way out ??? No hard feeling just want u to reconsider. their are alot more fish more suited for a small reef
 
I can tell u that not a good idea Triggers need lots of room to roam and yes u can do it but its a Terrible idea!!!! The fish will die from stress related issues
I have been keeping Tiggers in 275g and 300g systems for well over 12 years and i have keep them in 29g QT tanks and found that was too small for even a small fish over month or so So just think of it this way would u like to live a year in your bathroom with no way out ??? No hard feeling just want u to reconsider. their are alot more fish more suited for a small reef

Yea i getchu thanks anyways....
 

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