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get the niger small and if you add it with smmaller fish make sure the fish are well established in the tank with LR. they look cool when they become adults

they are both aggressive as hell, but the Titan grows bigger

triggers will pick on horseshoecrabs and conches they will try to turn them upsidedown to eat them. if the trigger is big enough it will see it as a snack

how big is the tank???? triggers and eels usually do good together.

meaty foods should fill them up. fresh seafoods like shrimps, squid, scallops, octopus,etc.... try to give them a variety.. NO FRESHWATER FEEDERS!!!

at the LF$ ive seen triggers lay with eels. how big is the tank?

try to stack two islands on each side. since trigers are territorial. why not the pinktail in the 240???

the queen trigger would probably pick on riscs sharks...a 200g is still to small for a queen trigger to live

you would have to trade a couple of your fish and might try a dwarf

cant live without it!!!!!

if you want to study them then get a very large tank 400+, snappers love to eat. they also need alot of room to swim. they grow fast even in six months...carbon and a skimmer should be on 24/7 since they eat and waste alot..

if you have a large tank 100+ or more with lots of lr yes. dottybacks are small but very aggressive. royal grammas are peaceful compared to them.

mexican dragons look the same without the horns and the teeth. mexicans have shades of brown and hawaiians are more colorful.

there are lfs out here that sell them for $300. the cheapest i seen them was $125 but that was because it was full grown and VERY VERY Agressive. the LF$ moved to a different area and is now selling the same one for $1000..they go for that much becuase they are rare morays. the best thing is to...

one more thing... it is good to research a fish before buying it so you know what you are getting into.

a snapper has no chance with a trigger unless the snapper can swallow the trigger.. they love to eat and grow fast. in my opinion take it back to the lfs....

rectangular trigers look sorta like a picasso. if you are talkin about a green moray?...it will outgrow your tank.

it also depends on the size of the trigger. if it is a full grown triger the jaws are strong enough to crack hermitcrab and snail shells....

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probably not. it depends on a couple things. if the triggers have been in there for a while i doubt you can add anything.. it also depends on the size of the triggers, if the triggers are large enough it will try to eat the clowns. but if the maroon is larger you probably can get away with it.