Everywhere i read it says they aren't compatible with triggers.....i have a 2" picasso trigger in a 30 gallon biocube and want a wartskin angler real bad. Is the angler gonna just eat the trigger as soon as i put him in there. I also have a 7" snowflake in there. They will all be moved into the 90gal tall tank im building for them. Please Advise me on what to do
angler/frogfish question
- Thread starter GRiLLeRS
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namxas
Things With Stings R Us!
Besides chance of the trigger becoming angler food, there's an issue with the trigger picking at the angler, esp. its eyes.
IMHO, you'd do best to move the other fish to the 90 gal and use the 30 gal as a dedicated angler setup after the move.
FWIW, our anglers have always been in species setups.
IMHO, you'd do best to move the other fish to the 90 gal and use the 30 gal as a dedicated angler setup after the move.
FWIW, our anglers have always been in species setups.
DoubleM 10
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well not to long ago i posted the same question.
i asked a bunch of stuff. a little bit into the thread someone posted a video of an angler eating a sailfin whole!!!!!!
from then on i knew it was a species only tank
i will see if i can find it
i asked a bunch of stuff. a little bit into the thread someone posted a video of an angler eating a sailfin whole!!!!!!
from then on i knew it was a species only tank
i will see if i can find it
yea thats what i was planning on doing but im impatient and found a beautiful wartskin i didnt want to miss out on but looks like its not in the cards for another couple of months.......worse part about it was that was the original plan and i bought dash(my trigger) on an impulse.
DoubleM 10
Active member
here is the link.
http://glassbox-design.com/2010/frogfish-eats-tang/
i hope i can post this. but its very informing to people about an animal that is not as well known as others
http://glassbox-design.com/2010/frogfish-eats-tang/
i hope i can post this. but its very informing to people about an animal that is not as well known as others
