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He eats everything I put in the tank, mysis, brine, new life spectrum pellets, form. 2 pellets, scallops, raw shrimp, JS seaweed, plankton, and my pro-scraper :scared:

I say nothing smaller than a 210 gallon tank, and clown triggers grow VERY quickly. I have had mine for about 4 months now and look at the difference in size already. I would personally refrain from putting a clown trigger in a 120g tank. You would probably be ok with a 180. Good luck with...

5.0 Stang I put the clown trigger in first, and they are doing fine together, all of my fish are doing fine with each other. They are in a 210 gallon tank.

Nick76 I have had the boxfish for almost 3 years now, and have had no problem with him by any stretch of the imagination. Thank you guys for your comments. For you CO tennants I live in Colorado Springs.

very nice photos

I have a clown trigger and a sohal tang in a 210, to be honest with you they don't even notice each other one bit. Just my .02. Good luck.

Look at how thick my puffer is, I love the pic of the blonde naso POSING. Have a great day everyone.

Took some pics of my tank after my water change while the actinics were on. Also a pic of Pikes Peak from this morning at sunrise. ENJOY

Sean N Melly he gets along great with all of my other tangs him and my sailfin are best friends even though they chase each other sometimes. They always swim together. Thank you guys for all of your comments. I will get more pics ASAP, trust me.

5" and his tail is turning a bright yellow already.

You like that huh, you can just hear the sirens now, here come the tang police. :help:

72 gallon bowfront All Glass Tank.

in order they were added: Yellow Tang Sailfin Tang Purple Tang Blue Regal Tang Sohal Tang Blonde Naso Tang BTW thanks for the compliments, if you have anymore questions please feel free.

Our new Blonde Naso (Red Sea) love this fish. He is about 7"-8" That brings the number up to 6 tangs in one tank and they all get along. :cheer:

Yes they can I have seen it done at a LFS's display tank. A tesse, emperor, french, naso, black hawaiian trigger, and a volitan. Good Luck

u will probably be pleased to know that the fish you own is supposedly a more rare trigger in the hobby.

Hates Sushi just trying to help a fellow hobbyist out. I would email the site as soon as possible. Good luck with that. The first two pics are of black hawaiian triggers/melichthys niger.

Hates sushi if you want to believe that the fish would change or that the color variations are the same, that's cool. The only way you will find out is self examination or research. The lines on the TRUE black hawaiian are much different, as well as the line over the lip that changes color...

BTW here is the pic of the fish that i thought was a black hawaiian that I put in my tank. Go to this website and check out the reference of the two fish they are side by side. www.akvariumas.com/trigger_fl/triggerfish.html

I understand what you are saying but look at the difference in pics. Here are yours and compare them to the others. BIG DIFFERENCE. AW2 I know you know your stuff but I am going to have to disagree with you on this. Please take this with all do respect. This is my favorite fish in the...