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sharuq1 02-06-2008 01:54 AM

he is male, lol, I'm one of those "rare" "reef women" :razz: :lol:

SeaSerpant 02-06-2008 02:16 AM

Rare is to strong a word :biggrin:

atcguy 02-06-2008 02:33 AM

I have a 120 sps tank with 2 tomato clowns that lay eggs every 2 weeks. 2 yellow tangs a couple smaller fish and just today 2 blue nigger triggers around 3 inches each. I love these fish they stay together and they are cheap at aroun 25 bucks each. Consider. and they are reef safe if anyone tells you otherwise

fishoholic 02-06-2008 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by sharuq1 (Post 299572)
he is male, lol, I'm one of those "rare" "reef women" :razz: :lol:

Not so rare I'm one too! :mrgreen:

sharuq1 02-06-2008 02:55 AM

We need more women.....oh yeah we are sposed to be talking about big safe fishies...someone say another nice/pretty/big safe fish! :mrgreen:

Aquattro 02-06-2008 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by atcguy (Post 299588)
and they are reef safe if anyone tells you otherwise

While my favorite all time fish is a Niger, these are not "safe" in every sense of the word. They will eat cleaner shrimps and any small fish they can bite into. The signal goby would be done day one. Mine also tried to eat the hermits, just wasn't big enough yet to break the shells. It ate a couple of blue damsels and a orange spot goby. It also moved my frags around so much I gave up moving them back.


A nice big pretty fish would be a tang, lots to choose from.

super7 02-06-2008 05:06 AM

I kept a blue throat trigger in my mixed reef and I had 3 cleener shrimp and one peppermint and snails. He never bothered any of them and they also look really good.
Super7

Skimmin 02-06-2008 05:11 AM

I have a male blue throat trigger in my 120gal mixed reef tank and he is great with all the corals and the other fish as well( including three small reef chromis). He's very well behaved personable. Not only that but he has really nice colouring as well. Here's what he looks like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6orc...elated&search=


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