hey everyone

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by mrs. dabandit

I have a 33gl tank, and yes he loves to eat that's almost all he does.lol
thanx

A 33g tank is way to small for a trigger Trigger's should not be kept in anything smaller then at the very least a 90g. I hope you plan on upgrading soon or plan on selling the trigger when he gets larger. I had a trigger in a 60g and he went crazy (relentlessly attacking all the other fish) in such a small tank, I ended up selling him after 2 weeks to someone who had a 180g. I still miss that trigger, but he was much better off in a 180g. It's very hard to give up a fish because you don't have the proper size space for it. Please research tank sizes better when looking into buying certain types of fish.

[mrs. dabandit]

lol yes don't worry I do plan on getting a bigger tank . Just have to wait for the husband to get a bigger tank, then I get his lol.
Thanx

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by mrs. dabandit

lol yes don't worry I do plan on getting a bigger tank . Just have to wait for the husband to get a bigger tank, then I get his lol.
Thanx

That's a relief, sorry for giving you a hard time. I just remember how sad it made me to watch the nigger trigger I had be miserable in the small tank I put him in.

[Leah]

I think I missed the boat on this one, I thought you were just thinking of setting up a
tank I didn't think you had it going at this point. How did you cycle the tank, how long
has it been running? Just curious is the trigger is your first fish?

[mrs. dabandit]

that's ok i do plan on upgrading lol. I've wanted one of them since my husband first showed me one. lol but Thanx:biggrin

[mrs. dabandit]

I cycled my tank in under a week using my live rock and 50% of the water from my husbands tank. he's been keeping fish for over ten years and he's been giuding me through the process, I was just trying to gain some knowledge of my own and figuerd this site was a good way to do it.

[dabandit]

awww lol