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Well, all the "small" ones turn into big ones. The point is, buy a fish you can house its entire life, rather than scrambling to find a home when it gets too big. That goes for trading it to the pet store too. Its all part of being a responsible aquariast. P.S.- I hope you dont think I was...

Ill definately give them the fact that they made a new niche in the scene. Heck, I even bought the CD when it came out. But now, I cant fathom why.

...(gonna get blasted)...Nirvana, definately Nirvana.

From what I understood, you already had 3 triggers, 2 lions and 2 sfe's already? What? Lionfish12?

No, mine stays in the cabinet.

Dont try to tell him about tank size. He keeps a bamboo in a 50 reef!

Its absolutely RIDICULOUS to watch em play it. They came to Boston a few times and I couldnt believe it.

Its coming back to me slowly. I just picked one up again 3 weeks ago. avbryce1- I think we will definately call you up! Just because we have all the stuff, doesnt know we know how to use it!:D

Jacknjill- Youre only scratching the surface. I used to play back in high school and forgot all about it until some guys at work mentioned that they played. Now, we've got pretty much our own basement studio complete with recording capabilities. You think youre fingers hurt now, try playing...

Why are you asking? I thought you had a 180? Lionfish12 all over again???

When you ditch the triggers you could have ONE ray. Depending on equipment rundown. What do you got?

Well, you didnt mention the THREE triggers before hand and what kind of eels are they? The triggers, again, limit you to an answer of NO, just like on the other 3 threads you asked the same questions.

Yeah, either a cortez (urobatis maculatus), a cali ray (urobatis halleri) or a yellow ray (urobatis jamaicensis) would all do fine provided all you have is one ray, the shark and the grouper with superb filtration and no slacking on the water changes.

Griffin-Not exactly what I had in mind, but I guess it counts.:D

What you should have done is thought this all out before you set up the tank and had a fish list already in hand. With those triggers you are extremely limited.

No

Nothin really. Interested in rays?

Yeah, it was dumb luck I found them. One was propped against a piece of LR and the other ended up in the overflow screen.

For a little while they need more room than that though. I would concentrate on an animal you could keep its entire life.

Heres one from the website. Exact same as mine.