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05/29/2005, 07:43 PM
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Aggressive Reefs
like fish that are'nt normally found in a reef but you put one in your tank anyway if so lets see them I'll have pics of my aggressive reef a little later but please tell us about yours
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05/29/2005, 08:33 PM
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this is my 20gl aggresive tank with a bursa trigger
full tank shot  other stuff thats in this tank coral banded shrimp  condy anemone 
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05/30/2005, 03:56 AM
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looks nice
do you have a pic of the trigger? |
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05/30/2005, 10:02 AM
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thanks, I'll try to get a pic of the trigger soon he is still real shy
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05/30/2005, 11:06 AM
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Carson,
I have what I would consider an aggressive reef... Here are some pictures of the Reef: RHS:  LHS:  Aggressive inhabitants: Blue Chin Trigger:    Chain Link eel (28") w/ 2 x skunk cleaners, 2 x fire shrimp   Dave
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05/30/2005, 11:19 AM
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sweet fish love the blond naso, did you have the cleaner shrimp in before you added your more aggressive fish or the other way around and nice pics by the way
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05/30/2005, 11:28 AM
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dehoch, nice tank. i love your trigger and tang.
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05/30/2005, 03:06 PM
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First thanks everyone for the comments...
The eel was in first then 3 of the shrimp (added 1 by 1 at various times)... 2 cleaners and 1 fire. Then I added the blue chin (he's only been in the tank 1 month). The last fire shrimp has only been in a couple of weeks (but he took to the eel almost right away). Dave
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#10
05/30/2005, 04:29 PM
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how has your trigger behaved around your clam
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05/30/2005, 05:33 PM
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Trigger has show no interest in either clam....
Really he has been a model reef inhabitant... (the only fracas he causes is ocassionaly he gets to close the anemone and the oscelaris clown nips him on the tail which usually sends him running). Dave |
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05/30/2005, 05:53 PM
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sweet, thanks for sharing
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05/30/2005, 06:01 PM
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Carson,
Not a problem... I was thinking if the trigger had shown any aggression towards anything in the tank and I was reminded of last weekend: It's been my habit to take the flake that I feed as a staple and put it in my fingers and dip it under the water and let go for the fish to get it...The trigger likes to find the biggest pieces and go for them first... We'll last weekend he decided my finger was the biggest piece and he grabbed hold... I jerked him out of the water before he let go and he splashed back down into the tank... I ended up with four little blood spots on my finger where he bit me (now I take tank water and the flake and mix it together in a little glass cup and pour it in). Dave
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05/30/2005, 06:12 PM
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 pretty funny
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05/31/2005, 10:33 AM
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Come on man, blue throats aren't aggressive!!!
I had a sargassum trigger for a while  but he died of ich.My sister keeps a flame hawk in her reef.
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05/31/2005, 12:00 PM
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Did he bite you?
My just used to spit water at me whenever I walked by... he was getting about 3-4" of clearance with his jet - he spit so hard it pushed him backwards in the water.
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05/31/2005, 12:17 PM
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Spamin,
You obviously didn't read the entire thread... look about 4-6 posts up... But to answer your question yes, he did... He hasn't spit water at me yet... allthough he gives me the eye whenever I lift the hood. Dave
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05/31/2005, 12:59 PM
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No sorry - I just read the first post and your first response - I didn't read the center of the thread.
Yes - I got the eye - mine actually did try to bit me - but I was trying to catch him - he didn't try to bite me until I had made several failed attempts to catch him - I think my repeated efforts just P#$$ed him off. After about 6-7 attempts of cupping him in my hand, or gently coaxing him into a net he decided he didn't like me and he went after me - he started dashing straight at me and snapping. I was transeferring him to a different tank to quarantine him so I could dose him with copper. I gave him a fresh water dip and I think that really p#$$ed him off!
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05/31/2005, 02:20 PM
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They are wonderful fish. Not as pretty as crosshatches, but pretty darn close.
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#23
05/31/2005, 02:24 PM
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flame hawks aren't aggressive
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#24
05/31/2005, 08:52 PM
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The June issue of AFM has an article by Scott Michael on aggressive reef safe fish (depending on your definition of the term).
Dave
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#25
06/01/2005, 05:50 AM
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cool thanks
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