lets see some reef safe triggers!

[satcmofish]

please post your pics
thanks,
russ

 

[who dey]

I don't think there is such a thing :notsure:

 

[gnorman]

blue throat and a couple other ones. i would also like to see some pics.

 

[tx reef]

Yes, the Blue Throat Trigger is considered reef safe. There are some others, but I don't know which ones they are.

 

[startrfish]

Originally Posted by satcmofish
please post your pics
thanks,
russ
are you wanting one to put in your tank? is there a particular one you want?

 

[satcmofish]

i do want one for my tank. i think possibly the blue jaw trigger. i like the crosshatches, but along with being pretty expensive, it will get too big for my tank.

 

[tx reef]

A Blue Throat would be okay in a 75 gallon, in my opinion.
What size is your tank?

 

[murph145]

at your request my reef safe 6" pipnk tail trigger!
***)
as u can see hes in a tank full of corals clams and other bite sized fish and he does not touch a thing!
very pretty fish fun to watch and only cost me $20 not bad ...
blue throats and cross hatches are awesome too but the crosshatches are pricey!

 

[gnorman]

gorgeous fish and tank. i cant wait to some day have a SW tank

 

[cjml]

Beautiful fish!!! :happyfish :happyfish

 

[cwgibson]

Xanthichtys
# X. auromarginatus
# X. mento
# X. ringens
Odonus
# O. niger
these should be your reef safe triggers; although every fish has its own personality so always keep a close eye on them at first!

 

[grilai]

My niger trigger. :cheer:

 

[anonome]

Awesome pictures, do any of you have shrimp in your tank? I may be interested in a pink tail if it leaves my scarlet shrimp alone.

 

[grilai]

I have a coral banded.

 

[startrfish]

good taste...bravo!

 

[murph145]

thanks yeah its a nice lookin active fish and what a pig it eats so much food!
anyways i dont have any shrimps in my tank so i dont worry about that
i might try one down the road again and see if he eats it or not but other then that hes really peaceful!