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Matt_Wandell":1l90dpr4 said:Hi, my name is Matt. I want you to get a cool looking trigger that won't bother your other fish, is very affordable, and looks really cool. Did I mention it looks really cool?
Matt's said it all, cool looking trigger, great personality, hardy, cool looking trigger, affordable and is a cool looking trigger
Matt's pic show off this cool looking trigger better than mine
AntonWrasser wrote:
It's on my list. I am going to keep an eye out for a healthy one here at my local LFS's. If I can't find one in a month or so, I'll mail order one. I know my LFS's don't normally stock them, but I might get lucky.
I don't want to add all these fish at once either. Best to add them a few weeks apart.
Louey
It's on my list. I am going to keep an eye out for a healthy one here at my local LFS's. If I can't find one in a month or so, I'll mail order one. I know my LFS's don't normally stock them, but I might get lucky.
I don't want to add all these fish at once either. Best to add them a few weeks apart.
Louey
Matt_Wandell":21b8k2bk said:
Okay, hold the phone here. First off, there's more of a chance of a bluejaw eating small fish than a crosshatch or a goldenback or a sargassum. Secondly, I want him to get the crosshatch...the goldenback was a joke. The sargassum is white, and I like it, but not as much as the crosshatch.
Thirdly, I know Louey's tastes, and I figured he wanted a rare fish. Hence the crosshatch.
Fourthly, GET LOST, MATT!!!
Peace,
Chip
Chip wrote:
Actually, I have a taste for rare corals. Fish die, so I don't really like spending big money on them. I was almost ready once to drop $350 for a goldflake angel, but it was a coral nipper and I passed. My Aussie Tusk is the most expensive fish I have ever bought. I think it was right around $100. Maybe $120.
Louey
Actually, I have a taste for rare corals. Fish die, so I don't really like spending big money on them. I was almost ready once to drop $350 for a goldflake angel, but it was a coral nipper and I passed. My Aussie Tusk is the most expensive fish I have ever bought. I think it was right around $100. Maybe $120.
Louey
marillion":d2sdmi16 said:Okay, hold the phone here. First off, there's more of a chance of a bluejaw eating small fish than a crosshatch or a goldenback or a sargassum. Secondly, I want him to get the crosshatch...the goldenback was a joke. The sargassum is white, and I like it, but not as much as the crosshatch.
I was more talking about the pink tail there, but now I'm curious...why do you belive a blue jaw is more likely to attack small fish? Same genus, nearly same adult size on all 3.
www.fishbase.org says the sargassum trigger feeds on crabs and small sea urchins. 8O
Matt_Wandell":3948dd55 said:
When did I recommend the pinktail? I told Louey to NOT get it.
Do the admins have optical exams covered on their health insurance?
Matt_Wandell":3948dd55 said:
...and they also say those 18" gobies I had don't get larger than 13".
Peace,
Chip
The bluejaw is going great. He is out swimming around and he likes to swim right up to the glass in front of me when I approach the tank.
He does get spooked when I dump food in, so I overfeed a bit to make sure he gets enough to sustain himself. He should start associating me with food soon. In the mean time, my bubble king will have to work overtime!
Louey
He does get spooked when I dump food in, so I overfeed a bit to make sure he gets enough to sustain himself. He should start associating me with food soon. In the mean time, my bubble king will have to work overtime!
Louey
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