Triggerfish

[Trigger Man]

I have a crosshatch and a niger and have not had any problems and nothing has been rearranged (mind you the smaller sps are epoxied down, but some of the larger ones are free reining with no probs and my LPS are not epoxied and I have had no issues.

[naesco]

I am wondering whether those trigger keepers who posted noticed that the original poster has a 90 gallon tank.\
Are you recommending a niger which grows to 18 inches to the poster? I noticed that all of you have very large tanks.

[dkcrx]

Originally Posted by naesco

I am wondering whether those trigger keepers who posted noticed that the original poster has a 90 gallon tank.\
Are you recommending a niger which grows to 18 inches to the poster? I noticed that all of you have very large tanks.

Ummmm? look at the specimen size. 4-6 inch on the Sargassum triggers

[Johnny Reefer]

Originally Posted by dkcrx

Ummmm? look at the specimen size. 4-6 inch on the Sargassum triggers

That's the size they're being sold at. They can get to 14".

The Blue Chin would be a good choice, IMO.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by dkcrx

Ummmm? look at the specimen size. 4-6 inch on the Sargassum triggers

Saragussum Triggers have an adult size of 25cm or roughly 9-10". Too big for a 90G. Triggers should be treated like large tangs when it comes to tank size. They are very active fish.

They also tend to get quite aggressive when kept in small tanks. The more room they have, the more peaceful they will be.

[randallino]

I have a Blue Chin, no problems other than being a bit of a pig when it comes to feeding time.

[xtreme]

Originally Posted by randallino

I have a Blue Chin, no problems other than being a bit of a pig when it comes to feeding time.

Same with mine. No problem in my 125g with any inverts or other fish, other than the fact they are pigs.

[rstar]

Thanks for the advice everyone, i think i am going to go with a blue cheek!!!