Sargassum triggers

cav~firez22 · #1 03-11-2009, 02:15 AM

I have one in my Reef, and they are Very neat fish. mine was about 2 1/2" long when i got him, and eating right out of my hands. Definatly a great fish for the reef. the Sargassum & Blue throats are known to be reef safe. Havin a sargassum, i can vouch that they are safe. all my cleaner shrimp are still alive.

as long as your tanks parameters are good, and the fish is eating at the LFS, pick him as soon as you can

my2rotties · #2 03-11-2009, 03:10 AM

Thanks for the reply. How long have you had your trigger and how big is he now?

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Originally Posted by cav~firez22

I have one in my Reef, and they are Very neat fish. mine was about 2 1/2" long when i got him, and eating right out of my hands. Definatly a great fish for the reef. the Sargassum & Blue throats are known to be reef safe. Havin a sargassum, i can vouch that they are safe. all my cleaner shrimp are still alive.

as long as your tanks parameters are good, and the fish is eating at the LFS, pick him as soon as you can

Trigger Man · #3 03-11-2009, 03:15 AM

I was looking into the Sargassum a bit back when I was thinking of putting either it or a Niger in my tank. From what I found out they are pretty hardy and eat well, as is the case with most triggers. From people I talked to that owned them none had major problems with them and the thier corals, other then the moving of some pieces here and there, but a little epoxy can take care of that issue.

my2rotties · #4 03-11-2009, 03:29 AM

I have a seahare and he pretty much demolishes everything anyways... when I saw these fish in the store, I was blown away by how beautiful they are in the flesh. No pictures do it justice... I already emailed the store to see if I can pay for it and they can hold it for a few weeks... of course they will. If they are still available on Friday I will get one held for me. I just want to make sure nothing goes wrong.

I love triggers they are a blast.

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Originally Posted by Trigger Man

I was looking into the Sargassum a bit back when I was thinking of putting either it or a Niger in my tank. From what I found out they are pretty hardy and eat well, as is the case with most triggers. From people I talked to that owned them none had major problems with them and the thier corals, other then the moving of some pieces here and there, but a little epoxy can take care of that issue.

cav~firez22 · #5 03-11-2009, 05:48 AM

Ive had my sarg for 8 months now.

fishytime · #6 03-11-2009, 12:54 PM

Very good article in the current edition "Coral" magazine on triggers.

my2rotties · #7 03-11-2009, 03:13 PM

I read it... three times. AWESOME magazine.

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Originally Posted by fishytime

Very good article in the current edition "Coral" magazine on triggers.