snakeybird
Member
Hi All,
I have researched the recommendations on tank size for trigger fish, generally in the 150-180 gallon range. This seems to be assuming they will have other "bruiser" tank mates. I have previously kept a trigger in a ~120 gallon tank (remarkably well behaved undulate trigger who was quite a character), but that was 30 years ago and we have a lot more knowledge and experience now. I was wondering about the feasibility of setting up a standard 75 gallon (happen to have one sitting idle on a stand) as a FOWLR species tank for a single trigger fish . I would like another undulate trigger, but would be fine with a picasso trigger or similar . I am sure some one has tried this out and could comment on if it is feasible based on experience. What does the community think about the feasibility of a 75 gallon triggerfish species tank?
I have researched the recommendations on tank size for trigger fish, generally in the 150-180 gallon range. This seems to be assuming they will have other "bruiser" tank mates. I have previously kept a trigger in a ~120 gallon tank (remarkably well behaved undulate trigger who was quite a character), but that was 30 years ago and we have a lot more knowledge and experience now. I was wondering about the feasibility of setting up a standard 75 gallon (happen to have one sitting idle on a stand) as a FOWLR species tank for a single trigger fish . I would like another undulate trigger, but would be fine with a picasso trigger or similar . I am sure some one has tried this out and could comment on if it is feasible based on experience. What does the community think about the feasibility of a 75 gallon triggerfish species tank?
