Well Fed Imperastor Less Likely To Eat Corals? Attack Lions?

[florida joe]

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Originally Posted by deejeff442 http:///forum/thread/381897/well-fed-imperastor-less-likely-to-eat-corals-attack-lions#post_3330643
maybe a crosshatch trigger.i have a female blue throat in my reef with 5 shrimp and cuc she dont bother any of them.of course she is $400 less than a crosshatch
Champagne tastes (crosshatch) my dear friend deejeff has me thinks

 

[deejeff442]

my fish supplier had a male/female pair he was trying to get me to buy.i cant remember the price but it was pretty good compared to online places.they were about 5 inches and fricken sweet.that was about the time i had an ich issue.my female trigger is nice she is grey and has white at the end of all her scales,and blue eyeliner .shes a good fish i had a male with her but he died out of nowhere foir a reason i couldnt figure out.i hate when a fish gets sick and has no signs of anything wrong?

 

[florida joe]

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.i hate when a fish gets sick and has no signs of anything wrong?

And that is one of the moral dilemmas I feel we as hobbyists must live with. Are we really so vain as to think we have mastered the art of keeping a piece of the world’s reef and the fish of the oceans in our tanks

 

[rastaangel]

Not into triggers as they will eat all my clean up critters and im not into the price of the more safe crosshatchs