Anyone interested in a pair of bluethroat triggers?

[mattyice]

I'm going to slowly start tearing down my tank to help on algae control and to get rid of the stupid flatworms...so my bluethroat pair has to go, im asking $175 for both of them, they are an actual pair and rarely leave each others sides i can bring them to the meeting friday if anyone is interested in them...here are some pics, the male is about 5" long and the female is about 3.5"

the male

and the pair

 

[K-ROK]

Wow....very cool! Never seen triggers pair up like that.

 

[mattyice]

bluethroats and crosshatches are the only ones i know of...and the only ones that can easily be told apart from each other

 

[sammie]

How are these with shrimp and snails and hermits? I've always wanted a pair of these or crosshatch but have been leary about especially shrimp.

 

[mattyice]

i have had my pair with shrimp since they were put in, snails or hermits would not even be looked at by them, they are planktivores and actually dont have the muscles or teeth to crack and crush shells, my cleaner shrimp were about 2" when i put them in and they are still fine, if you have established animals the pair would not be a threat

 

[Bcollins111900]

You tried to use flatworm exit yet? I used it a while back when I had my 75 gallon set up and it worked wonderes. All gone.

 

[mattyice]

i have a whole bottle im waiting to nuke the tank with but im moving everything out of it first

 

[Bcollins111900]

It worked great for me. Word of advice is to have a canister filter on hand loaded with carbon. Works wonders. I did it with everything still in my tank and I had no problems with any fsh, just slimming of a few corals but that stopped after an hour or so. Best of luck. Def. does more than it recommends.