Mated Hawaiian Crosshatch Trigger Pair 6" FS Reef Safe

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Mated male and female Crosshatch Triggerfish need a new home.

They are the only reef safe triggers available. Male is approximately 6 1/2" and female around 5".

Got them direct from a diver in Hawaii about 2 years ago.

They are both super healthy and eat like pigs. They will eat mysis, krill, clams, nori, just about anything you feed them.

Asking $1,000. Local pickup in South Florida. No shipping at the moment due to the weather and delays.

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Mated male and female Crosshatch Triggerfish need a new home.

They are the only reef safe triggers available. Male is approximately 6 1/2" and female around 5".

Got them direct from a diver in Hawaii about 2 years ago.

They are both super healthy and eat like pigs. They will eat mysis, krill, clams, nori, just about anything you feed them.

Asking $1,000. Local pickup in South Florida. No shipping at the moment due to the weather and delays.

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F0B82016-0296-4540-ABB6-6E9AA4F44FDE_1_105_c.jpeg
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Just wondering... Why are you selling such amazing fish? Are they picking on other fish? What's the story? :)
 
Just wondering... Why are you selling such amazing fish? Are they picking on other fish? What's the story? :)
They have a great personality and the male will actually eat out of your hand. Just getting too big and want to replace them with a couple of different fish.
 
Did the male lose the red color in the tail?
 
Anyway to take pictures showing the true colors?
With a blue filter?
 
Man, if you were shipping I'd be tempted to take those beauties...
 

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