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Thanks for the advice ayatori, I decided to go with the angel and trigger this past weekend and here are the Passer Angel and the Hawaiian Black Trigger Here's the Passer at about 4-5" The two together Hawaiian Black Trigger at about 6"

Here's a few pics of the new additions as I picked up the Passer Angel and the Hawaiian Black Trigger Here's the Passer at about 4-5" The two together Hawaiian Black Trigger at about 6"

the LFS near me had two Aussies in last I looked for 69.99 + tax. Have been wanting another one since I lost the first one to ick. great fish though

ya, crosshatches are abit pricy and the LFS has a blue throat and a black trigger that I like. I haven't even thought about a naso as I know they get too big too fast. The passer is still a juvi and I will be upgrading in the next year to eighteen months. That is why I was considering a small...

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ya, looking at a tang and a trigger to go along with it. Likely a red sea sailfin, powder brown, or yellow tang and have been looking at the hawaiian black triggers or a blue throat. Here is a thread about my setup/fish list in progress.

harlequin tusks, while a wrasse, are not as aggressive as the others. I had to take back a rectangular trigger months ago b/c my tusk was getting picked on too much.

I have one on hold at the LFS that is 4" or so, and was wondering if anyone on here has one. Mine is eating well, is very active, and survived a few different diseases as the LFS has had it for two months. Can you please post pics? what size it is? how long you have had it? and what tankmates...

well, the dwarf lion died at the LFS as they could not get it to eat, but I transferred the credit to the passer angel so he will be with me in a week or so. Will update with pics/and a fish list at that time.

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all fish will have their own personalities, but more often then not, I'd say a lion will eat your chromis. What kind of a lion are you looking at? a dwarf of some kind will have more then enough room in the 75g. A radiata would be pushing it and a volitan would outgrow it in the not so...

they both look good too but the zebras get to nearly 5' in length as well. Will be a decision for down the road but I am trying for a good mix here with one of everything so an eel would fit nicely.

I am looking at the following tangs to put in my 125g, not sure yet who's going in though - red sea sailfin tang - powder brown tang - achilles tang, later on when tank is more established. With your size of tank I'd consider a Naso if you didn't have much else in there. Also, with your...

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Thought about it but will have to modify the canopy first as it is open in the back. I will be doing a light upgrade in the future and at that time will figure out ventilation and fully enclosing the canopy. I do love the Tesselata Eel and the Green Wolf Eel I have been seeing at the LFS but...

solution: put the blueface in a bag with air and send him overnight to me jK. The angel will be more aggressive then normal in tighter spaces as he will want as much room as he can get. A larger tank will allow him to "graze" more off LR and hopefully vary his diet more.

it likely will not eat frozen right away. Try some ghost shrimp or see if you can cut up some fresh seafood to put on a feeding stick to wave in front of him like it was alive.

well, I got my flow worked out and have all the water parameters where they need to be and have an antenneta lion on hold at the LFS for the past 4 days. I will pick it up tomorrow provided it still looks in good health and eating well and put some pics up this weekend Will be adding my...

sorry to see another great setup getting sold. If you do part out, I would love to give your sailfin tang and possibly the queen angel a new home