Male Bluethroat Trigger $27.99/ea.

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  1. WOliver

    WOliver 3reef Sponsor

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    2. Click Here!

  2. nemo1991

    nemo1991 Millepora

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    wwwooaaa thats an awsome lookin fish!!!
     
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  3. sssnake

    sssnake Montipora Digitata

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    Got one !

    Love him. What a character and what a graceful fish!

    The more docile of the species. Doesn't bother anyone, minds his own biz and pals with everyone in the tank.......glad I got him!

    Cheers :)
     
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  4. tazzy695

    tazzy695 Feather Duster

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    wayne is the fish pictured the actual fish
     
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  5. nemo1991

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    are they reef safe?
     
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  6. nemo1991

    nemo1991 Millepora

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    oh also, what is a min. tank size, and how big will they get?
     
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  7. WOliver

    WOliver 3reef Sponsor

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    We sold out of the first 8 specimens very fast and that photo is not one of the new 15 that we have for this latest incarnation of the special.
     
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  8. WOliver

    WOliver 3reef Sponsor

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    The are no absolutes because every one of God's creatures has free will. Having said that, the reef safe triggers are the palegic species which means they frequent open water and feed in the water column rather than true reef species which tend to feed from the bottom. This translates to natural habits that are less likely to result in damage to corals.

    The typical "reef safe" species most commonly seen in the trade are;

    Bluethroat Male
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    Bluethroat Female
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    Sargassam
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    Crosshatch Male
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    Crosshatch Female
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  9. nemo1991

    nemo1991 Millepora

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    wow the last 3 are awsome!!!! do you sell those?
     
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  10. WOliver

    WOliver 3reef Sponsor

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    As you become familiar with our site, you'll find that information is contained on the specimen page....click here.

    You'll see a statistic box with red/yellow/green bars, and to the right, if you put your cursor on the icon, definations will appear in a pop-up. The size, tank and range are presented at the bottom.

    Wayne
     
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