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was attacked by a tankmate, looks like its just not healing, in fact looks to be getting worse, any suggestions?

tough guy - gettin good color lately.

honesty is good :D thx for your reply. it is no longer there - i definitely think it was some kind of worm/pod guess i'll just have to keep an eye out.

is this a parasite anyone knows of that can tell me what it is? It the little green alien thingy.

Originally Posted by redman1221 what kind of trigger is in the last picture? yellow margin, Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus, confused with titans as juveniles

Originally Posted by bioneck47 Hey beachbum, love that second picture. I just can't figure out which trigger that is. How big is he? thx, a tad over 6"

feel better now? those wrasses certainly can be a handful. I have said the same thing about the lunare wrasse, also a couple different groupers, couple morays, all snappers, etc... etc... lol

nice huma vk, that fish got me into the hobby in the first place. and wow, crosshatch central here, nice fish everybody.

i have two triggers, very happy with both

dont know if mentioned yet, but those are both commonly called "orange barbfish" you can find them in reef fishes vol.1 (which i have misplaced and can't remember scientific name) I kept them before - easy enough to wean, and they grow quite fast. Do not overfeed them, it is what killed mine -...

If he doesn't work in either tank then get rid of him. why not?

It's the fact that they are monsters that makes people want to buy them!!

where did you ever hear of a 3 foot one? I would love to see a photo or reference of that. Fishbase only lists the maximum recorded size as 75cm (30") and that would not be common, it is the absolute max.

how big was the one at your LFS that looked so mean?

Originally Posted by I-Love-Pontiac Oh no! So mine really is going to look like the ugly one :| I don't even want it anymore. What do I do? Non of the fish places around me will take it. This sucks. Just when I was getting to like it... What are you talking about?/ That "ugly" one is a one in...

a MALE will look like this:

Dwarf zebras are notoriously hard to acclimate to feeding and thriving in a aquarium, they are very sensitive and suffer more than most with shipping stresses. Try a fuzzy dwarf if you're gonna do it again.

Originally Posted by AW2x3 I don't see ich, either...could be in the fins tho and we're just not seeing it. Back to the question, about ---... You cannot tell the --- of any Trigger species. Both males and females have the same coloration, etc. Sorry. Yes, you can tell the --- of some triggers...

dendrochirus zebra, dwarf zebra doesn't look like any major damage - should be just fine

http://pets.webshots.com/photo/13582...65791324JksgIE don't let this happen to you...... (not my photo, btw)