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[dewayne]

also would a pork puffer and a clown trigger be compatible. if not, i could use input on fish compatible with either, preferably the clown trigger.

 

[swtanks]

A 75 gallon tank is a bit small for the fish you listed.
Panther groupers grow very fast, eat anything that fits in their mouth and get over a foot long.
Porcupine puffers also get about a foot and are nippers.
Clown triggers can grow up to be terrors. They can be docile and then overnight decide to kill everything else in the tank.
To start I would go with the trigger and puffer. Get very small ones. Eventually you will have to move them to a larger tank. The grouper will grow too fast to even attempt IMO.
Make sure you have a good skimmer. These things are messy eaters and the water quality can go down rapidly.

 

[trigahappynigerog]

triggers and puffers are known to fight eventually but there has been people that pulled it off. but in a 75 they will get on each others nerves sooner or later

 

[guppie]

There is a couple schools of thought with puffers and triggers. There is alot of people on this board that say no never, and there are some that have made it work, I say it is a crap shoot. I and one that is takeing the crap shoot, I have a porky and dogface and a huma humu all in my 125. I started them all off at the same time and very small, let them grow up together. It has worked out well for the first year, and I know when the get older is when I got to worry. I had tried to seperate the two puffers before for about 2 weeks and both just laid around and did nothing, so I put them back together and they have been happy ever since. All 3 fish swim around the tank together, and the only time it gets crazy is at feeding time. I do not say to put the two of them together, you just have to be prepared to seperate them if things go south, I have been in this hobby for a long time, and I like to try different thing, this is one of them. Good Luck