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Orange Toadfish and Zebra Moray

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Hey guys, I've been gone for a while but now I'm back and I'm interested to see what you guys would do with the setup I have. Here's what I've got . . . 180 Gallon Tank 72 x 24 x 24 Around 200 lbs. Live Rock 55 Gallon Sump with oversized Euro-Reef Skimmer and the stock goes like: Orange Toadfish...

I bought a 180 a long time ago, but thanks anyway.

Undulated Triggers are evil, I wouldn't suggest keeping one unless you plan on keeping it alone.

Now there is an interesting thread. Thank you

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My dad came home with a two inch one, I new that it wouldn't last long, but what I didn't realize is that by they time he got to 8 inches (about 6 monthes) He would have eaten three of my Fish. Not a good investment, He's long gone now.

You could get a hawkfish, or some other smaller aggresive Fish.

I wouldn't keep the tang in that tank, he needs more swiming room. If you get rid of him you could probably get a hawk.

Lions are very lazy fish, and I guess if your gonna be lazy you might as well be laz backwards or upside down, right?:D

You can get a dawrf lion, but the other Fish you mentioned wouldn't be too happy in a fourty gallon tank.

That's awesome man. Thats a very stunning fish.

180 Gallon FOWLR SFE Bumblebee Grouper Lunare Wrasse Purple Tang Orange Toadfish Squrilfish Harliquin Tusk

I've kept them together for year and never had a problem, but I guess some people have.

I don't think so, can't replace him, at least not yet.

It reminds me of a broomtail wrasse but with different colors.

Guy who has it said that it was only 4 inches so it couldn't be a grown grouper, the mouth looks too small to be a groupers to me. I dunno, it's cool though, so I wanna find out.

Anyone know what kind of fish this is, looks like a wrasse or hog to me. http://jursygurl.smugmug.com/photos/5873021-M.jpg

His eyes got clody and puffy, I have reason to belive it was bacterial.