Can A Clown Trigger Go In 75g
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ledzep fan
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he will not be able to go in there becuase he will get HUGE!! Why do you even bother making more threads???? What are you trying to accomplish??? That you can keep 2-3 tangs in a 55 gallon tank or 10 fish?? You are not welcome here anymore. I think I speak for everyone when I say that.
ledzep fan
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he will not be able to go in there becuase he will get HUGE and you would need to upgrade like in a year. Why do you even bother making more threads???? What are you trying to accomplish??? That you can keep 2-3 tangs in a 55 gallon tank or 10 fish??
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crimzy
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Originally Posted by LedZep fan
he will not be able to go in there becuase he will get HUGE and you would need to upgrade like in a year. Why do you even bother making more threads???? What are you trying to accomplish??? That you can keep 2-3 tangs in a 55 gallon tank or 10 fish?? {POST EDITED (after quoted)}
Speak for yourself. I've seen loco's threads just like everybody else. But there is really no reason for this post. "You are not welcome here anymore."!!!! Are you joking??? You don't speak for everyone here and, BTW, made a jacka$$ out of yourself.
he will not be able to go in there becuase he will get HUGE and you would need to upgrade like in a year. Why do you even bother making more threads???? What are you trying to accomplish??? That you can keep 2-3 tangs in a 55 gallon tank or 10 fish?? {POST EDITED (after quoted)}
Speak for yourself. I've seen loco's threads just like everybody else. But there is really no reason for this post. "You are not welcome here anymore."!!!! Are you joking??? You don't speak for everyone here and, BTW, made a jacka$$ out of yourself.
ccampbell57
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Originally Posted by locofish
Can A Clown Trigger Go In 75g
The best answer is maybe. If you buy a juvi Clown trigger, it can be housed in a 75 for maybe 2 years. Once this fish gets to about 6" it will need a larger tank.
Here are some suggestions:
- If you want large fish, buy a large tank to be able to enjoy them throughout their life
- If you want Corals, select fish that will accomodate them and not eat them
- If you want aggressive fish, then no corals and ensure that their tank mates are equivelent.
- Finally, DONT OVERSTOCK or buy fish that are too big for their aquariums.
Can A Clown Trigger Go In 75g
The best answer is maybe. If you buy a juvi Clown trigger, it can be housed in a 75 for maybe 2 years. Once this fish gets to about 6" it will need a larger tank.
Here are some suggestions:
- If you want large fish, buy a large tank to be able to enjoy them throughout their life
- If you want Corals, select fish that will accomodate them and not eat them
- If you want aggressive fish, then no corals and ensure that their tank mates are equivelent.
- Finally, DONT OVERSTOCK or buy fish that are too big for their aquariums.
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by ccampbell57
The best answer is maybe. If you buy a juvi Clown trigger, it can be housed in a 75 for maybe 2 years. Once this fish gets to about 6" it will need a larger tank.
Here are some suggestions:
- If you want large fish, buy a large tank to be able to enjoy them throughout their life
- If you want Corals, select fish that will accomodate them and not eat them
- If you want aggressive fish, then no corals and ensure that their tank mates are equivelent.
- Finally, DONT OVERSTOCK or buy fish that are too big for their aquariums.
Very well said and respectful. Giving an answer to the question without preaching.
The best answer is maybe. If you buy a juvi Clown trigger, it can be housed in a 75 for maybe 2 years. Once this fish gets to about 6" it will need a larger tank.
Here are some suggestions:
- If you want large fish, buy a large tank to be able to enjoy them throughout their life
- If you want Corals, select fish that will accomodate them and not eat them
- If you want aggressive fish, then no corals and ensure that their tank mates are equivelent.
- Finally, DONT OVERSTOCK or buy fish that are too big for their aquariums.
Very well said and respectful. Giving an answer to the question without preaching.
ccampbell57
Active Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
Very well said and respectful. Giving an answer to the question without preaching.
Thanks Crimzy
It is just sad to see when people want to blast off to the moon in a bottle rocket...ya know?
Very well said and respectful. Giving an answer to the question without preaching.
Thanks Crimzy
It is just sad to see when people want to blast off to the moon in a bottle rocket...ya know?