What is your favorite Trigger?

I have fish only.. But I have 6 in a 220... In process of upgrading to 265 or 300.. I like 265 better for the extra foot... Love triggers and puffers....

Awesome me too, I also have a reef safe porcupine puffer. I'd like to also put a lionfish and an eel someday.
 
Awesome me too, I also have a reef safe porcupine puffer. I'd like to also put a lionfish and an eel someday.

I have guineafowl puffer and porc, plus a mappa, and reticulated puffer.. Probably going to get arrested by the fish police.. Lol.. I understand I will have to lose one or two as they get big and upgrade to 265 or 300...
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I have guineafowl puffer and porc, plus a mappa, and reticulated puffer.. Probably going to get arrested by the fish police.. Lol.. I understand I will have to lose one or two as they get big and upgrade to 265 or 300...
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Ah man a puffer tank , jealous

My fav is probably the Mappa
 
LOVE triggers! Who's keeping 'em? Which ones do you prefer?
 
red tail!
 
Clown tigger over 16 moths

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What is going on with this guys eye? I had something similar in an achilles tang and he slowly faded away over many months before dying. I never could figure out what it was.

To stay on topic with the thread my favorite is Crosshatch, a show sized pair are beautiful, but the only trigger I've ever kept was a pink tail about 12 years ago. One of my first fish which sadly didn't last too long.
 
Good eye for a bad eye, AndrewKW - those look like flukes, and a fairly nasty infestation, at that.

~Bruce
That was right when I got him. A couple rounds of prazipro and they cleared up. He's healthy as a horse, and kinda fat.
 

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