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sound like a plan! stay away from the psychopathic triggers! lol

this time around i am going to take my time on the article, really take to look at it. it may be a few days before i post the "final draft".

i hear kole tangs can be aggressive. is it true?

lol you like to show that tank off. and you should! that tank is incredible!

lol ok. when picking a clown trigger or any trigger, it MUST be with other fish and it MUST be an adult(8"+). this way you can watch it interact with other fish and learn its personality. watch for aggression mostly, if it shows aggression to fish for no reason dont get it. if it is over...

its hast to do with its personality. some of them find killing thing fun. others can be sweet and not bother any fish and can be kept in a reef tank with many small fish. it all hast to do with picking the right, mature clown trigger. but if it is not something you really want to do then its not...

i like the twin spot but they get huge. what about a sadle wrasse. and all those storys about clown triggers are from people that dont know what they are doing.

yea just about.

i would suggest a clown trigger but i dont know if you want that. what about some larger wrasses.

wow things are moving right along. do you plan on doing anything fancy with your pluming?

ok thank you.

the puffer probaly wont do well. but there are always other puffers.

well my puffer was also skinny to begin with so i dont know if that had something to with it. i wouldnt give up just yet.

do you guys think it would be a good idea to do a water change now? the reason why i ask is because the angle just started eating ad i dont want to strees it out.

my humu trigger, cleaner wrasse, snowflake eel, and a damsel.

those fish would get very aggressive in that size tank.

niger hast to go very soon. they grow very fast and can reach over 20", in a 55 the other two triggers can live happy for many years. a trigger would take down a pistol shrimp with ease if it wanted to. ive seen large clown triggers take down mantis shrimp before. but your triggers are small so...

i have kept one but with little successe. it was VERY shy and getting it to eat was a challenge. it ate very slow and it couldnt keep up with all my other fish.

what type of triggers are they?

you could do an emerald crab .