Niger compatibility
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pontius
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from Scot W Michaels' book "Marine Fishes":
"An excellent aquarium fish, relatively peaceful and quite handsome when well fed and properly illuminated. Usually not hostile to tankmates, it tends to be shy at first, becoming bolder with time. More than one can be kept per tank if they are added simultaneously as juveniles in a large tank. Should be provided with a piece of rock with a hole where it can retreat if threatened. It may bite: before handling aquarium decorations to clean or relocate them, make sure you know where your triggerfish is."
"An excellent aquarium fish, relatively peaceful and quite handsome when well fed and properly illuminated. Usually not hostile to tankmates, it tends to be shy at first, becoming bolder with time. More than one can be kept per tank if they are added simultaneously as juveniles in a large tank. Should be provided with a piece of rock with a hole where it can retreat if threatened. It may bite: before handling aquarium decorations to clean or relocate them, make sure you know where your triggerfish is."
ntrigger
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Originally Posted by perk3211
Would a small Nigertrigger eat,and or attack: An adult purple tang, Pair of mated maroon clownfish, angelfish, yellowtail damsels, and inverts? I have LR too.
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
Would a small Nigertrigger eat,and or attack: An adult purple tang, Pair of mated maroon clownfish, angelfish, yellowtail damsels, and inverts? I have LR too.
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
maurice
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Originally Posted by ntrigger
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
Do you have any inverts,if so does he bother them?
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
Do you have any inverts,if so does he bother them?
yupi1982
Member
Originally Posted by ntrigger
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
same thing happens to me an awesome addition ....it doesnt botther inverts, it's colorful , and very shy!!!
My trigger fish is not aggressive at all it stays to it's self swims around the other fish but does not bother them at all. It likes to hang around his rock. At first he would not come out of his rock at all but to eat. Now he is all over the tank the is not agressive at all to my fish.
same thing happens to me an awesome addition ....it doesnt botther inverts, it's colorful , and very shy!!!