Trigger and Percula Clown

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Yes. If the tank is big enough for a trigger, it's big enough for both.
 

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But if trigger is much larger it may get hungry. Budy had a 4-5" Niger trigger that ate a 2.5-3" royal gramma. Triggers are predatory fish and IMO belong only with fish there size that aren't snack size. yea it took him a bit to get it down but he did it, he has pics of it swimming around with the head of the gramma in its mouth.
 

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If you decide to get a trigger to keep with clownfish, go with the blue throats. They are probably the most mellow and are the least likely to attack the clowns. I have a pair of blue throats and and a pair of clowns. The clowns respect the triggers and the triggers leave the clowns alone.
 
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But if trigger is much larger it may get hungry. Budy had a 4-5" Niger trigger that ate a 2.5-3" royal gramma. Triggers are predatory fish and IMO belong only with fish there size that aren't snack size. yea it took him a bit to get it down but he did it, he has pics of it swimming around with the head of the gramma in its mouth.


if i keep small size trigger then will it be ok for clown?
 

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