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there are some fish that rely on eating corals to survive like some butterflies. i wouldnt buy corals just to feed triggers, if you get the same deal with damsels that would be a better idea and more exciting to watch. but if you have a reef set up and some soft corals are growing fast it...

hire a mover only if you really dont want to go throught the trouble..it is eazy take it one step at a time... 0.find a person that will work for cheap to help move the tank 1. take rocks and sand , place in buckets 2. siphon out half of the tank water to rubbermaid containers 3. catch fish...

if they are both the same size they should be ok.

niger need at the least 75-100g w an eel. they can turn very aggressive in tanks as small as a 50

clown and undulate, hawaian dragon, zebra moray,

a large hermit will work ...blue legged hermits will get picked on and eaten if you put alot in your tank some will survive and learn to scavenge at night and a starfish with triggers is a gourmet meal...

dont feed the same thing all the time. it is good to vary what you feed your fish and watching them eat you will know what it likes the best... feeding flakes in the morning and frozen at night should be ok

A triger and puffer will eat small fish like mandarins

make sure you check with the Fish and Game Department so you dont take anything illegal like Garabaldi the state fishy it would be a cool shark tank. there are lots of them out there

make sure it is good quality cured LR

males are bigger..

risc won this one... he is in the technology field

check out <a href="http://www.nano-reef.com" target="_blank">nano reef</a>

i just came from the monteray bay aquarium and i seen it in a twenty gallon....

dump a cup of bleach in his tanks

smaller tanks are alot of work.. but they are possible

eventually you will have to get a bigger tank as the trigger grows larger

they are basically the same eel with different designs. i see snowflakes in every store... get the zebra

triggers and puffers eat cleanup crews. if the trigger isnt digging into the sand you can just stir it up yourself

LFSs here sell small ones for $25 and larger ones can get to be $100...the smaller the cheaper