queen trigger

[dlight692000]

i went to my lfs store today( the real exotic one , awesome store) to get my live rock from the marshall islands that chelives was talkin about(great rock) anyways, i went in and they 17 year old goes" guess what we got" and there it was a queen trigger about 3.5 inches, awesome fish, i wanted it but o well. they also had some kind of huge 10 inch grouper it almost looked like a clown but a lot different, it was huge thought i can't remember the name, but they had about 5 halo tangs, awesome lookin fish and i have never seen them before, 5 snowflakes, miniatus grouper, every kind of trigger, tangs i was amazed, tons of angels too. but if anyone is loookin for a small queen trigger email me.
by the way it was 80 bucks. and the halo tangs were from 50-100
[ June 04, 2001: Message edited by: dlight692000 ] and they had a 4 inch sharpenose puffer, never seen on that big and a 10 inch naso
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[saltwater4me]

Hi I was wondering have you saw these fish a lot? Because I have never saw one of these fish in a lfs.

 

[dlight692000]

a queen?? nope it was a first for me, maybe i will buy it and dedicate a 55 or 75 to it i dunno yet

 

[dlight692000]

i know i know
i may dedicatea tank though

 

[skirk]

I know someone with a Queen Trigg and it gets along fine with the others. At least not as mean as the clowns or undalate I've seen. It's in with other triggs but just goes to show that they all can break there typical stereotype and occasionally one does and gets along fine. Of course, then again, it was introduced after a few trigg's had already been in the tank. The lfs by my house has them readily available but are usually about 8 inches long and go for about $250 at that size. But yes, they are a beautiful fish to add to a tank. I love the florescent like blue that sets off in the light on them. Well guys, I don't post here to much anymore and would just like to say hello while I'm visiting. Take care. I guess I don't post alot cuz I'm one of those tank guys that feels now that I have my tank established I am going to keep it the same until everything "passes away" years from now. It's kinda like all my fish are matured and now I just let them live there lives without adding anything new to it or changing my tank up. It seems to work great. I've always been against stressing a tank and changing it alot. Anyways, I'm just blabbing about why I don't post anymore (although I come occasionally to read)this is just a long drawn out hello to all the folks I remember and don't talk fish with anymore. Hope all is going well. Take care and oh yeah....just my 2cents=) ha-ha
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[skirk]

Oh yeah, now that I'm back in school for the summer and I check my mail and get on the computer much more often there, I will probably be posting again soon just to check it out and kill time between classes. I can't think of a better way to spend time between classes then checking the site out. So since I've been out of the loop for awhile can anyone tell me:
1. What's the new chain of command as far as titles go? I see people with "fu man chu" under there name and "wicked red frogfish". These things always fascinated me the way they changed them. I was just wondering how they have it set up now as far as ranking goes. I know, I know, I've gotten way off subject now with the Queen Trigger heh? Bear with me, I haven't been here in awhile and just wanted to understand the loop of things. Peace.
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