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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 446 City: oxford State: GA Occupation: Disabled Navy veteran Other Interests: My Family, Fingerweaving, native american pow wows, reef tanks
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Hey everyone,
do some research for some new livestock. For the owners of this trigger how hardy are they and will they get along with a blue spot puffer(researching also) that might become his tank mate? Thank you Mike ![]()
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Atlanta Reef Club Member
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 217 City: Alpharetta State: GA Occupation: Foss Manufacturing LLC. Other Interests: Snowboarding,Cars,Gadgets..Anything that is awesome!
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They are very hardy..hard to kill really. Can be pretty aggressive with other trigs but should be fine with the puffer. Ive had a huma with a dog face puffet and they loved each other.
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Atlanta Reef Club Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 1,342 City: Johns Creek State: GA Occupation: Operations management, Motivational Speaker Other Interests: Golf, boating, scuba, stamp collecting, DIY, family, cancer & heart attack survivor
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It's been a long time since I've kept this particular fish but when I did....they were very hardy. Easily trained to eat different foods. Mine were very social. Now with any animal, that can change from each one. I would do two things before acquiring....watch them in a tank and have them fed to make sure they are eating before taking one home (actually do this with any fish).
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 446 City: oxford State: GA Occupation: Disabled Navy veteran Other Interests: My Family, Fingerweaving, native american pow wows, reef tanks
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Thanks for the info guys.
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Atlanta Reef Club Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 71 City: milton State: GA
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yes they can go together. we actually keep ours with a clown trigger and they get along great. They are awesome fish/great personality. good luck.
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