To All Trigger Lovers, Part 2
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fastazzr1
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Originally Posted by kjr_trig
Yellow fin Tuna? Don't those get like 6ft long in the ocean? How long have you had it? Maybe if he gets too big you can have Sushi.
Just curious who stressed out the Lionfish...The triggers or the puffers (which look great btw).
i dont know how big they get. i've had it for about a month now. but my wife might like the idea of sushi
. the triggers stressed out the lion fish. and thanx for the compliments.
Yellow fin Tuna? Don't those get like 6ft long in the ocean? How long have you had it? Maybe if he gets too big you can have Sushi.
Just curious who stressed out the Lionfish...The triggers or the puffers (which look great btw).
i dont know how big they get. i've had it for about a month now. but my wife might like the idea of sushi
fastazzr1
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Originally Posted by GNorman
its called a Mono Fish, or otherwise known as a Finger Fish.
they are a fish that can be kept in freshwater/brackish as juvies and then can convert into a Full saltwater fish.
also, thanks for posting the pics, the tank looks really nice.
how big will this finger fish get? and thanx for the compliment.
its called a Mono Fish, or otherwise known as a Finger Fish.
they are a fish that can be kept in freshwater/brackish as juvies and then can convert into a Full saltwater fish.
also, thanks for posting the pics, the tank looks really nice.
how big will this finger fish get? and thanx for the compliment.
fishissues
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awww you have a pink tailed trigger fish. I use to have one and the big black out in 2003 all around the east coast killed my trigger
The only survivor was my snowflake eel
fastazzr1
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Originally Posted by fishissues
awww you have a pink tailed trigger fish. I use to have one and the big black out in 2003 all around the east coast killed my trigger
The only survivor was my snowflake eel
you should have bought a portable generator
. my pink tail is about 8 inches right now. how big was yours?
awww you have a pink tailed trigger fish. I use to have one and the big black out in 2003 all around the east coast killed my trigger
you should have bought a portable generator
fastazzr1
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Originally Posted by GNorman
hmmm, from the size of urs, it seems as if urs is pretty much full grown. it may get a little larger than that.
they are actually a schooling fish and will do very well in a group of 3-5 in a tank of that size. very fast schooling fish and will stay very active
really. but they might get together and terrorize the tank then. like some little gang.
hmmm, from the size of urs, it seems as if urs is pretty much full grown. it may get a little larger than that.
they are actually a schooling fish and will do very well in a group of 3-5 in a tank of that size. very fast schooling fish and will stay very active
really. but they might get together and terrorize the tank then. like some little gang.
gnorman
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haha possible, u never know... or... they might take each other on...mono e mono..... ok never mind.
haha no but all games aside, from what i remember they arnt too aggressive, and would go well with those tankmates. its takemates are way more agressive than the mono u have. my familys orthodontist has a tank that has 3 monos in it and they leave all of the other fish alone. u just see them in their little school moving about the tank.
BUT since you already have that one established, im not sure if u could add more and they would all get alone and school. if u want to learn and read up on them, just type in mono fish on google- it seems that most of the information on them is on tropical fish websites ( freshwater ).
haha no but all games aside, from what i remember they arnt too aggressive, and would go well with those tankmates. its takemates are way more agressive than the mono u have. my familys orthodontist has a tank that has 3 monos in it and they leave all of the other fish alone. u just see them in their little school moving about the tank.
BUT since you already have that one established, im not sure if u could add more and they would all get alone and school. if u want to learn and read up on them, just type in mono fish on google- it seems that most of the information on them is on tropical fish websites ( freshwater ).
ci11337
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Originally Posted by 987654321
Hi there, I have one of the fish in your first Photograph. I have had it for two years and have yet to ID it. Never seen one online & my LFS didnt know what it was when they got it. Love your tank BTW
called a mono its a brackish fish but they do good in SW to.
Hi there, I have one of the fish in your first Photograph. I have had it for two years and have yet to ID it. Never seen one online & my LFS didnt know what it was when they got it. Love your tank BTW
called a mono its a brackish fish but they do good in SW to.
ci11337
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Originally Posted by GNorman
its called a Mono Fish, or otherwise known as a Finger Fish.
they are a fish that can be kept in freshwater/brackish as juvies and then can convert into a Full saltwater fish.
also, thanks for posting the pics, the tank looks really nice.
beat me 2 it
its called a Mono Fish, or otherwise known as a Finger Fish.
they are a fish that can be kept in freshwater/brackish as juvies and then can convert into a Full saltwater fish.
also, thanks for posting the pics, the tank looks really nice.
hammerhed7
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The mono actually does better in fresh/brackish as juvi's, ans full saltwater as adults, I believe they get about 8", and are peaceful.
Nice tank Fast, How big is your bluejaw? They seem to be slow growers, I have had mine for a year, and it's only grown about an inch.
Nice tank Fast, How big is your bluejaw? They seem to be slow growers, I have had mine for a year, and it's only grown about an inch.
fastazzr1
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Originally Posted by Hammerhed7
The mono actually does better in fresh/brackish as juvi's, ans full saltwater as adults, I believe they get about 8", and are peaceful.
Nice tank Fast, How big is your bluejaw? They seem to be slow growers, I have had mine for a year, and it's only grown about an inch.
he's about 4 inches. and they do grow slow. and thanx for the comments...
The mono actually does better in fresh/brackish as juvi's, ans full saltwater as adults, I believe they get about 8", and are peaceful.
Nice tank Fast, How big is your bluejaw? They seem to be slow growers, I have had mine for a year, and it's only grown about an inch.
he's about 4 inches. and they do grow slow. and thanx for the comments...
sk8shorty01
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Originally Posted by fastazzr1
sk8shorty01....still dont believe?
I stand corrected. I, along with many others, figured something bad happened because there was no more updates on the tank. This was also after 8 months of waiting on an update that most were most anticipating. Thanks for the pictures, and sorry if I came across as a jerk. That was not my original intention. I was really looking to see some pictures and I will admit that I was wrong to acuse you of misleading. Thanks again for the pictures, have a great one!
sk8shorty01....still dont believe?
I stand corrected. I, along with many others, figured something bad happened because there was no more updates on the tank. This was also after 8 months of waiting on an update that most were most anticipating. Thanks for the pictures, and sorry if I came across as a jerk. That was not my original intention. I was really looking to see some pictures and I will admit that I was wrong to acuse you of misleading. Thanks again for the pictures, have a great one!