Tangs and Triggers

Discussion in 'Tropical Fish' started by MiamiReefTank, Jul 31, 2012.

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  1. MiamiReefTank

    MiamiReefTank Plankton

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    Hello community. I was just making a wish list, and i was wondering if you can put a powder blue tang and a clown trigger together? They are two of my favorite fish and i would love to have them in my tank, along with a lunar wrasse. Is this possible to have the three of them in their? Thanks! :)
     
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  2. schackmel

    schackmel Giant Squid

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    what size of tank. Anything else in there? Clown triggers are a real pain and are very aggressive. If the tank is big enough you might be ok. I would start with baby clown at the same time as powder blue.
     
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  3. Reef Breeders

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    Big powder blue, baby clown trigger. You will need a big tank.
     
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  4. cosmo

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    In your 55g? NO, neither of them.
     
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  5. kwinter1

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  6. Reef Breeders

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    Did a little searching, no way you can put any of those in a 55. 125 for the powder, 210+ for the clown trigger. How long have you been reef keeping? Those are both advanced fish, and can quickly die in a beginners care. Especially the powder blue
     
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