sharkguy32
New Member
here's my plan for fish:
purple Tang
Harlequin tusk
Picasso trigger
Blue hippo Tang
will these work/get along?
thanx!
purple Tang
Harlequin tusk
Picasso trigger
Blue hippo Tang
will these work/get along?
thanx!
will this combo work?
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eric18
Member
hey sharkguy
first of all what size tank filtration etc. also i want to point out that that triggers are messy eaters and with ich magnets like tangs your most likely going to run into problems due to less than perfect water conditions. My only other concern is the 2 tangs they might not work especailly ina small tank im looking this up now and will get back to you.
first of all what size tank filtration etc. also i want to point out that that triggers are messy eaters and with ich magnets like tangs your most likely going to run into problems due to less than perfect water conditions. My only other concern is the 2 tangs they might not work especailly ina small tank im looking this up now and will get back to you.
sharkguy32
New Member
thanks for the fast reply!
I have a 110 gallon FOWLR wet/dry with a big in sump protein skimmer. I was also thinking of adding some type of angel also.
I have a 110 gallon FOWLR wet/dry with a big in sump protein skimmer. I was also thinking of adding some type of angel also.
mark-24
Member
Here's an idea- purple tang, harlequin tusk, pinktail/ blue jaw trigger, and maybe a sowflake eel.
A picasso would be pretty mean to the tang. Purple tangs are pretty hardy as far tangs go. Also they are pretty aggressive so they can hold their own. Generally tangs aren't that good in aggressive tanks, but 110 is pretty good sized for 3 good sized fish.
-Mark
A picasso would be pretty mean to the tang. Purple tangs are pretty hardy as far tangs go. Also they are pretty aggressive so they can hold their own. Generally tangs aren't that good in aggressive tanks, but 110 is pretty good sized for 3 good sized fish.
-Mark
tangcrazy
Member
I have a 100G FO tank, with a picasso trigger. I have had him for 2 1/2 years. This is the least aggressive fish I have in the tank, he never bothers anybody; even newcomers. He is about 2", so he is not a big size, by any means. I think if you get a small picasso and add him last, you will be fine. I really believe with triggers, it is the luck of the draw; one might be extremely aggressive the next might be a wimp! Bottom line, if you really want the picasso, it is worth a try. BTW,I have had triggers with angels, and triggers with tangs, and if you are commited to frequest water changes, and have good filtration (that is a must) they will be fine.