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>>>Only problem is it will kill any other fish <<< Huh?

Definately reef safe

Your tank shouldn't be getting cloudy from the trigger spitting or blowing sand. I would leave as is. If there is that much detritus laying in/on your sand bed, the trigger is doing you a favor by suspending it in the water culumn where it can eventually be removed

Maybe we should all get out of the hobby. That'll stop those bad lfs's. Bad bad lfs's

If you still ccan't find your carpet, perhaps it died and caused an ammonia spike. Was a skimmer running?

2 days is way to early to "freak out" about a fish not eating. Keep feeding the brine ship and work in some variety. It could take a month or more so don't panic. The last thing you want to do is is overload your tank with uneaten food. If he's (or she) eating brine shrimp after only 2 days...

Man, you 2 guys are a breath of fresh air in what I can only describe as the most self rightous forum I have ever browsed. There are so many variables in this hobby it amazes me how much "can't do that", and "can't keep this with that" and "every tank is to small for anything but clowns and...

Perhaps someone can post a diagram. I'm not that tech saavy, so 'll just try to explain. A regular skimmer takes water from the tank (or sump) usually by a water pump, mixes it with air and pumps it into the skimmer column. A recirculating skimmer gets water from the tank or sump separately...

Triggers arre myy favorite fish and Nigers are my favorite of the trriggers, soo I'll 4th the motion. They're hardy, easy t feed and one of the least aggresive as well.

>>How would you like it if someone kept you captive in a tiny glass cage the size of your bathroom the rest of your life?<< Gee Lesley, it seems to me considering the size of the ocean that that's exactly what your tangs would say even in their 300 gallon tank

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I always did the same (thawed in water) and just recently read on the package of frozen silversides (ProSalt) not to thaw in water. It says on the package "feed directly from package or thaw at room tempeature. Do not thaw in water". It didn't say why and I also have ProSalt prawn which have...