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i have cheap lights too and im wondering the same thing.

thats redneck ingenuity right there boy!

im shur you are now wondering what the appropriate trigger fish for that aquarium is then... may i suggest a baby bursa trigger.

nope... just trigger :)

im curious to how this box thing will look after its done.

i can post pics but not high quality. the spots do move just about every day except for my baby snapper. he has two blury patches on his pectoral fin that have been there for over two days if that helps.

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the ich has seem to have found a way to hold on still. the salinity has not changed at all from the begining but there is still a spot or two in everyone.

with a tank that size you should be able to add them in what ever order you want. i would add the butterfly last because i hear they like to pick at lr so best have it as mature as posible. and i would add the the two dwarf angels at the same time.

there is a post asking the same question in the fragging forum. this is a replie the person got. I use little sharp scissors. I lift the rock to the light so I can see, then cut the head off the stalk. The stalk will eventually grow a new head, so don't worry. With the head, I put it in a...

maybe you could saw the part of rock off that the coral is attached to. just an idea.

well... its the truth. if you must have anouther fish look into the humu trigger or bursa trigger.

i didnt know wrasses wher aggressive. but i would make shur the new comer is bigger than everyone else to minimise aggression.

i hand feed my triggers too and even pet them. but once i move my hand after my humu he figures out what going on really fast lol.

lol your tank is better than the reefs around me at least. but thats just my opinion.

if i try to hand catch my humu trigger it bites the crap out of me... thats why my net has holes in it lol.

i agree. lol i love my tank. i think your tank beats the real thing thing though.

another stud! lol did you hand catch it?

i love it when i see a trigger in a reef tank. lol clearly you take this hobby a step further that the rest of us. trigger on!

dont see to may many of thoes in my area. in general the triggers my lfs gets need work. my baby bursa trigger had lympho bad and was really skinny. he is starting to get fat though :). mind sharing the sargassum trigger?