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well, a 75 is too small for a tirgger and I would look into getting a tank at least 72X24X24 witch is about 180 gallons cause tirggers need a large tank. You may want to look into some eels and I would take out the filefish. A trigger is usually a bad day for a filefish.

Originally posted by TheSamm sw65galma, 6 lines stay way to small that would make a meal So would the clowns!

Well, would a yellow tang bother the shark because you said no LARGE tangs with sharks.

How about something for the average sized tank

are there any good rays for that tank?

This is LSU w/out saban>:help:

GO TIGERS! BOO NICK SABAN!

I cant believe he left LSU and he had to lose his last LSU game. Why did you have to go saban?

I got certified about 6 months ago and I have never had a good dive When I was getting certified in panama city the current was so bad 2 people got swept away and when diving in gulf shores about 4 months ago i had an equipment malfunction.

I can play trumpet, piano, and basically any 3-4 valve brasse instrument on a treble clef

Maybe a H. Tusk but I dont know if I want to spend over $75 for just one fish.

Happy to hear they have started to get along. SFE are pretty cool huh?

^^^^:hilarious ^^^^

I dont have a pic but here is a link. http://etropicals.com/product/prod_D...41&pCatId=1327

Blue-head wrasses are full of charactor and dont get to big. That may be a good choice.

I dont know if predators would bother a chocolate-chip or a sand shifter star.

First off, I know its been a while since I have posted and I am planning on setting up a 180 thats been sitting in my back-yard for a couple months now. How does this comb. sound Already Have 1.Pink-tail Trigger 2.Blue-Head Wrasse 3.Snowflake Eel Plan on Getting 1.Volitan Lion 2.Porcupine Puffer...

200 is defenetly big enough for a sfe

200 gall. will be fine for some of the smaller rays and sharks

I did some reaserch and they are the opposite of most triggers. They are docile and shy. Actually they are somewhat reef-safe! But larger ones may eat shrimp.