Should I ditch my old fish and buy a new crew?

[trigger40]

I'm trying to think which ones I want to remove.

how about you start with the one that ate a tang.

 

[yellowtang1324]

how about you start with the one that ate a tang.

Ugh, thats the huge RBTA, its my favorite one. Well the huge RBTA is 1 big RBTA and a small one next to it. I get rid of the small one. I love them ahhhhhhh

 

[jay0705]

Or just relocate. Possibly all at one end, to keep her there

 

[trigger40]

Ugh, thats the huge RBTA, its my favorite one. Well the huge RBTA is 1 big RBTA and a small one next to it. I get rid of the small one. I love them ahhhhhhh

or maybe you just keep that one big one and maybe one other. that will get the job done. then you will have room for a trigger

 

[yellowtang1324]

or maybe you just keep that one big one and maybe one other. that will get the job done. then you will have room for a trigger

Haha I wish, i used to have a Niger, but my sister didn't like it, so we sold him. I wish I kept him because he didn't pick at coral.

 

[candaceswf]

Wow! The anemones are awesome Maroons are really aggressive.... even ORA has a hard time making pairs

 

[candaceswf]

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/index.php?threads/best-way-to-remove-and-anemone.398372/#post-3553730

Look at the anemones in this tank! Bang guy also had a good suggestion for removing them from a tank, not sure if it would pertain to you if you can't get the rocks out though

 

[mauler]

There's a very simple solution how about a second tank

 

[silverado61]

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/index.php?threads/best-way-to-remove-and-anemone.398372/#post-3553730

Look at the anemones in this tank! Bang guy also had a good suggestion for removing them from a tank, not sure if it would pertain to you if you can't get the rocks out though

That's yellowtang1234's tank. Lol

 

[trigger40]

Haha I wish, i used to have a Niger, but my sister didn't like it, so we sold him. I wish I kept him because he didn't pick at coral.

my triggers dont pick at coral. non of them really do.

 

[mauler]

Get a red tail trigger they're pretty much one of the most reef safe triggers

 

[candaceswf]

That's yellowtang1234's tank. Lol

Duhhh lol... well awesome anemones yellowtang!!

 

[silverado61]

Get a red tail trigger they're pretty much one of the most reef safe triggers

Blue throat triggers are also supposed to be reef safe.

 

[trigger40]

this is the way i would look at it. all triggers are good with corals but non are 100% safe with inverts.

 

[yellowtang1324]

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/index.php?threads/best-way-to-remove-and-anemone.398372/#post-3553730
Here's a better pick of the monster with the blue LEDs off

 

[trigger40]

its awsome!

 

[yellowtang1324]

There's a very simple solution how about a second tank

I had a little 12 gallon nano, but I gave it away because I didn't have time for another tank. The algae in that tank was awful.