Not the greatest pic but the only one I can find right now

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Egor...doing his laps...little movie

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Took a visit to Blue world today and Ken got a bigger blue line trigger for me to trade with him :mrgreen: So now I have my blue line trigger :whoo:

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He's sooo cute Laurie!

I miss my triggers.....I would LOVE a Sargassum or a Crosshatch!

Thanks :biggrin: I've wanted one for awhile but it's really rare to see them available in Edmonton. A guy in Calgary sold me his and a friend on here brought it to Edmonton for me. However when I got it, it was way to small to go into my fowlr tank. At about 1" my grouper would of eaten him. Thankfully Ken was willing to give the little guy a good home until he got bigger. However I think Ken got attached to the little guy, because when I was at his store today, there was a 2 1/2-3" blue line trigger there eating mysis like a pig and looking very healthy. Needless to say Ken I and worked out a trade :mrgreen: Also happy to report that the blue line has settled in nicely and is doing great in my fowlr tank. Here's another pic. for the heck of it :biggrin:

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BTW Sarah you have a very big nice new tank that I'm sure a trigger could "jump" into :wink:

We seem to have very similar taste in fish :-) .. hmm, that sounded a little weird, but you know what I mean! Love that blue line. :biggrin:

Thanks, and don't worry as there's nothing wrong with having good taste :biggrin:

Bluethroat Trigger and Sargassum Trigger.....
 

I was perusing the forum and decided to resurrect an old(er) thread......Enjoy.....

These two have been together for a while now. The Bluethroat was introduced into my Display first and after searching forever; I found a nice small Sargassum and introduced it afterwards. Fortunately there has never been any aggression towards each other or tank mates.....aside from the odd snail; which I'm more than happy to sacrifice. The snails provide a live healthy meal and I believe the shells allow the triggers to grind and wear down their teeth when so inclined.

They've never looked at my Citron Clown goby, Cleaner Shrimp, or baby Harlequin Tusk. In fact; they will go to the cleaner shrimp and have themselves a good cleaning and backrub ;) As for corals; they have never shown any interest.

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Awesome trigger Red! I always wanted one! I love the clown trigger

~Tony

Thanks. Clown triggers....not really known to be reef safe. Although, you may want to try a small one and see what happens.