update! new M/F crosshatch triggers

bioneck47

bioneck47

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Thankyou so much everyone, I truly appreciate the comments, and so do my fish

Here's the approx. length of each of my fish
Queen angel 9-10"
Emperor 5-6"
Xhatch pair 7-8"
Blue hippo 6-7"
Harly tusk 5"
niger trigger 4-5"
Starry puffer 1 1/2"
and I think I want to add one more Medium/large fish later. Anyone have any suggestions? I was thinking about a sohal, blonde naso, or another puffer or trigger. I would love to here some peoples suggestions!
 
bioneck47

bioneck47

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Originally Posted by prime311
http:///forum/post/2706003
Did you put the Queen and Emp in at the same time? Any aggression between them?
No aggression once so ever, thank god! I was actually suprised on how well they got along. My queen is pretty much the boss of the tank and chases my hippo and male crosshatch sometimes(but not too much). I added the emperor a couple of weeks after the queen and the queen just did a close inspection of the emperor as soon as I added him and that was it.
 
kjr_trig

kjr_trig

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Originally Posted by bioneck47
http:///forum/post/2707023
I think I want to add one more Medium/large fish later. Anyone have any suggestions? I was thinking about a sohal, blonde naso, or another puffer or trigger. I would love to here some peoples suggestions!
Achilles Tang
 
slackjawed

slackjawed

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Originally Posted by bioneck47
http:///forum/post/2707027
No aggression once so ever, thank god! I was actually suprised on how well they got along. My queen is pretty much the boss of the tank and chases my hippo and male crosshatch sometimes(but not too much). I added the emperor a couple of weeks after the queen and the queen just did a close inspection of the emperor as soon as I added him and that was it.
a clarion angle hes only 3499.00.hes onlt 2 3/4 " what a deal!!!!!!!!!!
 
aquaknight

aquaknight

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Originally Posted by bioneck47
http:///forum/post/2707023
and I think I want to add one more Medium/large fish later. Anyone have any suggestions? I was thinking about a sohal, blonde naso, or another puffer or trigger. I would love to here some peoples suggestions!
This was very tough for me. I'm not sure what to pick. My initial reaction was a French Angel, but that would be risky at best mixing in. IMO, you do need something 'fiery', nice basic bright solid color. So I thought of either a Cuban Hogfish or one of the red hinds (groupers). But I'm not sure how the latter would fit into that tank. A large soldierfish would be cool, but again, maybe too passive.
So, I dunno. IMO, get a pair of Double Whiptail Breams(Pentapodus emeryii )
. Or a Red Coris Wrasse...
 
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regina13

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I know you said 1 more med/large fish, but what about 1male and 2female flame wrasses?
They are smaller, but would give some great color to the tank. Just an idea to think about.
 
stdreb27

stdreb27

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Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2707244
This was very tough for me. I'm not sure what to pick. My initial reaction was a French Angel, but that would be risky at best mixing in. IMO, you do need something 'fiery', nice basic bright solid color. So I thought of either a Cuban Hogfish or one of the red hinds (groupers). But I'm not sure how the latter would fit into that tank. A large soldierfish would be cool, but again, maybe too passive.
So, I dunno. IMO, get a pair of Double Whiptail Breams(Pentapodus emeryii )
. Or a Red Coris Wrasse...
A wrasse is a good idea. I saw a mature lunar ther ot her day and he was HUGE, 12 inches and fat, what an awesome fish.
 
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regina13

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Originally Posted by hlcroghan
http:///forum/post/2707628
Why don't you do a Harlequin tusk then? They are relatively inexpensive and would do well with other large fish. Plus they are gorgeous and they are really active.....:) I like the Australian variety better though.
I think there is already one in the tank.
 
bioneck47

bioneck47

Member
Originally Posted by AquaKnight
http:///forum/post/2707244
This was very tough for me. I'm not sure what to pick. My initial reaction was a French Angel, but that would be risky at best mixing in. IMO, you do need something 'fiery', nice basic bright solid color. So I thought of either a Cuban Hogfish or one of the red hinds (groupers). But I'm not sure how the latter would fit into that tank. A large soldierfish would be cool, but again, maybe too passive.
So, I dunno. IMO, get a pair of Double Whiptail Breams(Pentapodus emeryii )
. Or a Red Coris Wrasse...
I've never heard of a red hind or a double whiptail bream. I'll check them out. A Red coris sounds like a good idea. I lost my old one a while ago from velvet
so that's a real possibility.
 
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