crypt keeper
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Another website has this listed a true piscasso. I tried to find another one like it and could not. Is it?
True Picasso Trigger???
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crypt keeper
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You type in Picasso that fish shows up as does the humu humu picasso. I also get this other Trigger looks a lot like the humu humu but has more black and some places (wikipedia) are calling that both a humu humu and a lagoon trigger.
some more "True" Picasso
some more "True" Picasso
-tara33-
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someone sent me this pic the other day asking if it was a picasso, i know its not cant member the name of it bit its cool to!
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kjr_trig
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Originally Posted by crypt keeper
http:///forum/post/2899551
Another website has this listed a true piscasso. I tried to find another one like it and could not. Is it?
Almost looks like a cross between a Huma and a Bursa.
http:///forum/post/2899551
Another website has this listed a true piscasso. I tried to find another one like it and could not. Is it?
Almost looks like a cross between a Huma and a Bursa.
kjr_trig
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Originally Posted by crypt keeper
http:///forum/post/2899551
Another website has this listed a true piscasso. I tried to find another one like it and could not. Is it?
Originally Posted by crypt keeper
http:///forum/post/2899852
You type in Picasso that fish shows up as does the humu humu picasso. I also get this other Trigger looks a lot like the humu humu but has more black and some places (wikipedia) are calling that both a humu humu and a lagoon trigger.
some more "True" Picasso
These are all Assasi Triggers, they come from the Red Sea.......Rhinecanthus assasi....The first picture is interesting, that picture must be a very young one.
http:///forum/post/2899551
Another website has this listed a true piscasso. I tried to find another one like it and could not. Is it?
Originally Posted by crypt keeper
http:///forum/post/2899852
You type in Picasso that fish shows up as does the humu humu picasso. I also get this other Trigger looks a lot like the humu humu but has more black and some places (wikipedia) are calling that both a humu humu and a lagoon trigger.
some more "True" Picasso
These are all Assasi Triggers, they come from the Red Sea.......Rhinecanthus assasi....The first picture is interesting, that picture must be a very young one.
kjr_trig
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Originally Posted by -Tara33-
http:///forum/post/2899965
someone sent me this pic the other day asking if it was a picasso, i know its not cant member the name of it bit its cool to!
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This is a Lei Triggerfish.....Sufflaman Bursa, they are found in Hawaii.....Typically around $100, not very common.
http:///forum/post/2899965
someone sent me this pic the other day asking if it was a picasso, i know its not cant member the name of it bit its cool to!
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This is a Lei Triggerfish.....Sufflaman Bursa, they are found in Hawaii.....Typically around $100, not very common.
aquaknight
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+1 with everything KJR said. Spend some time and research the different species of Rhinecanthus triggers. You probably could find a good deal for a mismarked one. Or that Sufflamen Tara posted. I have a large Lei. He ate a chromis in QT, but now in an aggressive setting with a Lunare, Yellow Tang, Southern Puffer, and Half Black Angel, really starting to come around.
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2900058
Tomayto....tomahto
They are all beautiful though. Especially the ones you have pictured kjr_trig!
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2900058
Tomayto....tomahto
They are all beautiful though. Especially the ones you have pictured kjr_trig!
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
-tara33-
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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2900115
+1 with everything KJR said. Spend some time and research the different species of Rhinecanthus triggers. You probably could find a good deal for a mismarked one. Or that Sufflamen Tara posted. I have a large Lei. He ate a chromis in QT, but now in an aggressive setting with a Lunare, Yellow Tang, Southern Puffer, and Half Black Angel, really starting to come around.
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
WOW, this is why its great being in oz we get these guys much MUCH cheeper
http:///forum/post/2900115
+1 with everything KJR said. Spend some time and research the different species of Rhinecanthus triggers. You probably could find a good deal for a mismarked one. Or that Sufflamen Tara posted. I have a large Lei. He ate a chromis in QT, but now in an aggressive setting with a Lunare, Yellow Tang, Southern Puffer, and Half Black Angel, really starting to come around.
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
WOW, this is why its great being in oz we get these guys much MUCH cheeper
srfisher17
Active Member
Ever since someone discovered an endless supply of the cute little Humas (that turn into real triggers) you see in every LFS; this whole genus seems to be constantly confusing.
crypt keeper
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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2900115
+1 with everything KJR said. Spend some time and research the different species of Rhinecanthus triggers. You probably could find a good deal for a mismarked one. Or that Sufflamen Tara posted. I have a large Lei. He ate a chromis in QT, but now in an aggressive setting with a Lunare, Yellow Tang, Southern Puffer, and Half Black Angel, really starting to come around.
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
that is gorgeous
http:///forum/post/2900115
+1 with everything KJR said. Spend some time and research the different species of Rhinecanthus triggers. You probably could find a good deal for a mismarked one. Or that Sufflamen Tara posted. I have a large Lei. He ate a chromis in QT, but now in an aggressive setting with a Lunare, Yellow Tang, Southern Puffer, and Half Black Angel, really starting to come around.
Not when a Rhinecanthus lunula typically sells for over $500!
that is gorgeous