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#3
10/03/2005, 08:24 PM
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I suppose some would say that my Niger triggerfish would be a no no. But so far so good.
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10/03/2005, 08:31 PM
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bomber your water is ridiculously clear for that length of tank =)
what are the dimensions again?
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10/03/2005, 10:18 PM
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BiColored Blennie, Coral Beauty Angel
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10/03/2005, 10:37 PM
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Bomber,
Did you remove the educters or am I just not seeing them? The tank looks great. I have a dwarf fuzzy and just added a blue throat yesterday. No pics right now though.
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10/03/2005, 11:10 PM
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no real threat to my sps except for at feeding time, a voltain lion and clown grouper
  old pic  old pic of grouper peeking in background 
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10/03/2005, 11:34 PM
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No, it is a reef safe fish.
It is a wrong fish for 'my' tank. He was adopted from a reefer going out of the hobby. I don't like fish in my tank that don't serve a purpose for the betterment of the system. All the other fish in there are grazers, picking on the rock work all day long. Keeping it clean. The Gramma is spoiled...just floats there...eyeballing me...waiting for his handout.
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10/04/2005, 09:16 AM
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I only have the two eductors on the far end. That's the only two I've ever had. They are on the UV loop, with a Iwaki55.
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10/04/2005, 09:20 AM
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Lactophrys triqueter There's a trick to them though. You have to teach them to eat out of your hand. They are not good at chasing food around the tank and won't get enough to eat that way. They eat a lot. 
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10/04/2005, 10:01 AM
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My Blue Angel. Got him as a baby, heard he came right out of Bombers back yard off the Florida Keys. Beautiful Fish, he's grown a lot since this pic, into a beautiful Angel.
He picks at sps and clams, there's lots of corals I cant keep because of him. Just cant find it in me to kick him out.  
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10/04/2005, 10:11 AM
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thats just nutz! It must be the sand!
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10/04/2005, 10:35 AM
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I have a Scribble Angel in my tank. He's taken a liking to Zoanthus though! Too bad
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10/04/2005, 11:37 AM
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I have 4 fish in our SPS tank. 3 of them are fine for the tank, but if that certain group of police found out, i'd be arrested. 3 tangs (Yellow, Kole and Powder Brown) in a 110 gal., all tangs are small and will be moved on to new homes if a bigger tank is not up by then.
The 4th fish is a Blue Throat Trigger, an exceptional fish and a great addition IMO. It has not touched a coral, but if your a stometella snail, your days are numbered. 
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10/04/2005, 12:03 PM
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Ereefic,
How long have you had your blue throat in your 110? Does it seem to be enough space? I just got mine two days ago. It is just a little bugger, maybe 2.5". I was just curious how long before it will outgrow my 100gal, if at all. I am thinking of doing three yellow tangs in my tank as well. Don't tell the police though 
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Who has fish in their SPS tanks that they shouldn't have? pictures
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