brianbeme80
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You should dust.
Undulated Triggers
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el guapo
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I finally broke down and watched it.
Your use of the F word is classy to say the least . Not that I expected anything else in the video .
Your fish are not as big as you say they are .
Your water tests look to be a bit out of exceptable levels too .
and I agree you might want to invest some time in cleaning your house .
Your use of the F word is classy to say the least . Not that I expected anything else in the video .
Your fish are not as big as you say they are .
Your water tests look to be a bit out of exceptable levels too .
and I agree you might want to invest some time in cleaning your house .
R
rcreations
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You got a lot of nice fish in your tank. It looks crowded to me but hey, it's your tank, you can put whatever you want in it. I don't mind the decorations, they go with an agressive tank, in fact I think they look pretty good.
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2677619
I finally broke down and watched it.
Your use of the F word is classy to say the least . Not that I expected anything else in the video .
Your fish are not as big as you say they are .
Your water tests look to be a bit out of exceptable levels too .
and I agree you might want to invest some time in cleaning your house .
never lied on size crash!!!levels lookked ok 4 the amount of fish guy considernig i eed mostly live!
ook will mabey dusty agree!!!got a little 75 galon yesterday up in runnin last night droped a huma huma and a toad fish today in goin store for another undy ill post pics soon thinkin ill only put like 6 in it (triggers) o im not pullin any out of the 180
there all friends
http:///forum/post/2677619
I finally broke down and watched it.
Your use of the F word is classy to say the least . Not that I expected anything else in the video .
Your fish are not as big as you say they are .
Your water tests look to be a bit out of exceptable levels too .
and I agree you might want to invest some time in cleaning your house .
never lied on size crash!!!levels lookked ok 4 the amount of fish guy considernig i eed mostly live!
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by RCreations
http:///forum/post/2677675
You got a lot of nice fish in your tank. It looks crowded to me but hey, it's your tank, you can put whatever you want in it. I don't mind the decorations, they go with an agressive tank, in fact I think they look pretty good.
thanks!! got a little 75gal last night, up in runnin now.just dropped in a new huma huma and a toad fish.goin to store for another undy!!dont wanna take out any of my others(out of 180)because there all "friends"
never lied about size CRASH!!or fish either^thanks ill tell the maid 2 dust better!!! and as far as test they look fine considering that 19 fish eatin mostly live .............looks ok.thinkin im only gonna do 6 triggers in the 75 thanks 4 lookin
http:///forum/post/2677675
You got a lot of nice fish in your tank. It looks crowded to me but hey, it's your tank, you can put whatever you want in it. I don't mind the decorations, they go with an agressive tank, in fact I think they look pretty good.
thanks!! got a little 75gal last night, up in runnin now.just dropped in a new huma huma and a toad fish.goin to store for another undy!!dont wanna take out any of my others(out of 180)because there all "friends"
el guapo
Active Member
Hey what can I say its your money spend it how you want and your lies tell them as big as you wish .
I guess high nitrates and nitrites as well as amonia is ok because your tanks over crowded ...... But then again that has been what we have been saying all along . I could make the point of your fish living in less the desireable conditions but that would be lost on your maid .
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2677723
Yes yes you special kid you I am crash
Hey what can I say its your money spend it how you want and your lies tell them as big as you wish .
I guess high nitrates and nitrites as well as amonia is ok because your tanks over crowded ...... But then again that has been what we have been saying all along . I could make the point of your fish living in less the desireable conditions but that would be lost on your maid .
thanks crash!!! whos lies?????????you saw the vid
http:///forum/post/2677723
Hey what can I say its your money spend it how you want and your lies tell them as big as you wish .
I guess high nitrates and nitrites as well as amonia is ok because your tanks over crowded ...... But then again that has been what we have been saying all along . I could make the point of your fish living in less the desireable conditions but that would be lost on your maid .
thanks crash!!! whos lies?????????you saw the vid
oceana
Active Member
subject has gone way off topic and the amount of pure nonsense that has been allowed to carry on in this thread is shocking IMO. years gone past this would have never been allowed and should be closed. allowing thread to be hijacked like this is the type of things that causes new members to look for other forums. end thread!
el guapo
Active Member
Originally Posted by slackjawed
http:///forum/post/2677743
thanks crash!!! whos lies?????????you saw the vid
The only fish I saw that was anywhere near 5 inchs was the grouper.
I also saw the pictures of the tests with poor water quality.
I also enjoyed the part on your video where you repedtely use the F word .
I also see where you have now changed your profile to say you have 14 years of hobby experience .
I see somebody that has been caught "lying" and using fake accounts to back up their opinions and arguments.
So no lies
just ignorance of how to keep healthy happy fish and a sad grown man that needs to be noticed . Keep up the good work slackjaw .
http:///forum/post/2677743
thanks crash!!! whos lies?????????you saw the vid
The only fish I saw that was anywhere near 5 inchs was the grouper.
I also saw the pictures of the tests with poor water quality.
I also enjoyed the part on your video where you repedtely use the F word .
I also see where you have now changed your profile to say you have 14 years of hobby experience .
I see somebody that has been caught "lying" and using fake accounts to back up their opinions and arguments.
So no lies
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/2677754
The only fish I saw that was anywhere near 5 inchs was the grouper.
I also saw the pictures of the tests with poor water quality.
I also enjoyed the part on your video where you repedtely use the F word .
I also see where you have now changed your profile to say you have 14 years of hobby experience .
I see somebody that has been caught "lying" and using fake accounts to back up their opinions and arguments.
So no lies
just ignorance of how to keep healthy happy fish and a sad grown man that needs to be noticed . Keep up the good work slackjaw .
only proflie change was fish
poor water
ooknot as good as yours but im sure i have twice as many meat eatin fish as u do
dont hate
enjoy your fish
http:///forum/post/2677754
The only fish I saw that was anywhere near 5 inchs was the grouper.
I also saw the pictures of the tests with poor water quality.
I also enjoyed the part on your video where you repedtely use the F word .
I also see where you have now changed your profile to say you have 14 years of hobby experience .
I see somebody that has been caught "lying" and using fake accounts to back up their opinions and arguments.
So no lies
only proflie change was fish
jmccown
Member
Originally Posted by ccampbell57
http:///forum/post/2675026
Ok Slack I am not here to argue with you anymore. All I am going to tell you is that your triggers will grow fast. My clown trigger was just removed from my system due to the fact that he grew from 3" to over 5" in less than 6 months. He also was fatter than my 9" tang. His attitude also grew a great deal. He was nipping at my 10" emperor angel and abusing my 9" blueface angel. These 2 fish are aguably the most aggressive fish without teeth at their size. You know there is an issue when a fish that is less than half the size of an uber aggressive dominant fish. The clown was so aggressive when I took him out he was trying to bite and charge the net as well as my hand. In fact, I have a nice little present from him on my index finger where he got a couple of good teeth marks and blood.
Your triggers may be playing nice now, but when you start to feed them the correct food and they grow at the correct rate, you will see their true colors. Yours are eating a ton, but the nutrition is not there. If you feed them your live feeders, but you do it with actual live saltwater fish and squid and clams your fish will grow at an alarming rate.
Your Dragon Wrasse was the fist, and now that one of your triggers has a taste for other saltwater fish it is a matter of time.
You put a queen in there and here is what your tank will look like soon.
What these guys are telling you is true. The Queen trigger shown above was mine for about six months. I rescued it from a tank that was way too small. I kept it in solitaire the entire time till I found her a bigger home. A guy from New York took her for his 1,000 gallon FOWLR tank with other aggressive fish. I forewarned the guy that the queen would decimate the others in the tank. He said he was prepared to devote a tank this large to a fish this large. Last I heard about her was that the queen didn't waste any time in making room for herself in that tank, shredded the others, and is now living alone in a 1,000gallon tank.
http:///forum/post/2675026
Ok Slack I am not here to argue with you anymore. All I am going to tell you is that your triggers will grow fast. My clown trigger was just removed from my system due to the fact that he grew from 3" to over 5" in less than 6 months. He also was fatter than my 9" tang. His attitude also grew a great deal. He was nipping at my 10" emperor angel and abusing my 9" blueface angel. These 2 fish are aguably the most aggressive fish without teeth at their size. You know there is an issue when a fish that is less than half the size of an uber aggressive dominant fish. The clown was so aggressive when I took him out he was trying to bite and charge the net as well as my hand. In fact, I have a nice little present from him on my index finger where he got a couple of good teeth marks and blood.
Your triggers may be playing nice now, but when you start to feed them the correct food and they grow at the correct rate, you will see their true colors. Yours are eating a ton, but the nutrition is not there. If you feed them your live feeders, but you do it with actual live saltwater fish and squid and clams your fish will grow at an alarming rate.
Your Dragon Wrasse was the fist, and now that one of your triggers has a taste for other saltwater fish it is a matter of time.
You put a queen in there and here is what your tank will look like soon.
What these guys are telling you is true. The Queen trigger shown above was mine for about six months. I rescued it from a tank that was way too small. I kept it in solitaire the entire time till I found her a bigger home. A guy from New York took her for his 1,000 gallon FOWLR tank with other aggressive fish. I forewarned the guy that the queen would decimate the others in the tank. He said he was prepared to devote a tank this large to a fish this large. Last I heard about her was that the queen didn't waste any time in making room for herself in that tank, shredded the others, and is now living alone in a 1,000gallon tank.
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by jmccown
http:///forum/post/2683241
What these guys are telling you is true. The Queen trigger shown above was mine for about six months. I rescued it from a tank that was way too small. I kept it in solitaire the entire time till I found her a bigger home. A guy from New York took her for his 1,000 gallon FOWLR tank with other aggressive fish. I forewarned the guy that the queen would decimate the others in the tank. He said he was prepared to devote a tank this large to a fish this large. Last I heard about her was that the queen didn't waste any time in making room for herself in that tank, shredded the others, and is now living alone in a 1,000gallon tank.
what a waste of 1000 gallons
http:///forum/post/2683241
What these guys are telling you is true. The Queen trigger shown above was mine for about six months. I rescued it from a tank that was way too small. I kept it in solitaire the entire time till I found her a bigger home. A guy from New York took her for his 1,000 gallon FOWLR tank with other aggressive fish. I forewarned the guy that the queen would decimate the others in the tank. He said he was prepared to devote a tank this large to a fish this large. Last I heard about her was that the queen didn't waste any time in making room for herself in that tank, shredded the others, and is now living alone in a 1,000gallon tank.
what a waste of 1000 gallons
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by slackjawed
http:///forum/post/2674521
is the fact that even though a given species may attain say 14” in the wild, this doesn’t necessarily mean that such a size is realistic in captivity, even when kept in the largest home aquaria. Others are just tremendously slow growers, and are not likely to reach anything close to adult size even after 6 or 7 years of captive life!!!!!!!!!!!! you got time
Thanks man. Thats how I see it as well. Its baout 2 inchs now and I dont see it gettin any bigger than 4 inches... so Ill keep it. And it gets along well with my coral bleeny, Green Clown goby, Sally Lightfoot, Lawnmower blenny, and 2 clownfish as well. And I have an oversized skimmer on my tank and waterchange every week. And its a full reef he likes it there for now at least
http:///forum/post/2674521
Thanks man. Thats how I see it as well. Its baout 2 inchs now and I dont see it gettin any bigger than 4 inches... so Ill keep it. And it gets along well with my coral bleeny, Green Clown goby, Sally Lightfoot, Lawnmower blenny, and 2 clownfish as well. And I have an oversized skimmer on my tank and waterchange every week. And its a full reef he likes it there for now at least
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by srfisher17
http:///forum/post/2674466
These guys can get to be a foot long; he won't be "happy" in a 30 gal very long; neither will any other living creature in the tank. IMO, a 30 isn't anywhere big enough for this fish, or any trigger; but I hope it works. Aggressive, growing fish + not enough room= disaster
Originally Posted by kjr_trig
http:///forum/post/2674527
Just curious, do you do any research before you buy the (argueably) most aggressive fish in the hobby which grows to a foot long, and stick him in a 30 gallon tank? Do you just buy fish because they are pretty?
nah but on a serious note. I dont have no dang trigger in my 30 gal. Im not new to the salt world. I actually forgot i made that jokin post in here. Guess you aggresive ppl dont venture to much outside of this thread and I dont come in here to much as well! But I was playing lol.. I dont want ppl thinkin im a bad reefer
slackjawed
Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2684008
nah but on a serious note. I dont have no dang trigger in my 30 gal. Im not new to the salt world. I actually forgot i made that jokin post in here. Guess you aggresive ppl dont venture to much outside of this thread and I dont come in here to much as well! But I was playing lol.. I dont want ppl thinkin im a bad reefer
BAD REEFER!!!!!!!!!LOL
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
hahaha
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maxb22
Guest
I picked one up yesterday, he is about 2inches....NASTY is all I have to say.