Mixing triggers

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I’d like to add two triggers to my 189, currently no triggers, just tangs and angels and anthias.

I’d like to get a line spot trigger (similar to red tail trigger) with a golden back trigger. LFS has one of each, about 3 weeks now, and each trigger is about 3.5 inches.

I believe they are both in that cross hatch, blue jaw trigger family, plankton eaters.

Any thoughts?
 
Go for it. Neither are know to be excessively aggressive. You have a decent sized tank as well. Sounds like these two fish wold be good additions
 
Did you get the triggers? If so, how did it work out? Those pelagic triggers do like to have space and get fairly big.
 

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