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saltwater fish - odonus niger - niger triggerfish stocking in 150 gallons tank - Niger Trigger

Submitted By: rick on 01/09/2007

Photo Caption: Niger Trigger

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State: California

Country: United States

Description: 48" x 30" x 24" 3/4 " acrylic

Advice: Enjoy your critters

Fish Kept: Yellow Tang, Banner Fish, Dwarf Lionfish, damsels

Corals/Plants: none

Tank Size: 150 gallons

About Yourself: 50 years old. Have kept fish since I was 10.

COMMENTS

I've never had any problems with triggers being aggressive toward each other or other fish. My triggers were fairly small when I got them (2.5-3"). I got the clown first. I would advise picking a trigger that is in a tank with other triggers already. Don't pick the one chasing all the others and don't pick the one cowering in the corner. Don't pick a trigger in a tank by himself, he is likely by himself for good reason. I did have a large clown trigger years ago that bit (and scratched) at the walls of the tank!

rick

2007-04-30 11:37:03

do your triggers ever have problems with eachother or any of the other fish? how big were they when u got them? Did u get them at the same time? any suggestions for me i want to get some triggers for my new tank.