fish change

[yeame]

ok I changes my mind on the fish that will be in my 125 so I have a few that need to go 4 1/2"pink tail trigger I've had a few months a coral beauty I got in feb and my 4"sebea clown 3 years old
I am going to trade them in unless someone here wants them O and I have a 2"red head goby
trigger $45
coral beauty $25
sebea clown $35
red head goby $15

 

[jessiesgrrl]

Hmm, I've never seen a pink tail trigger. Got any pics, yeame?? Or some picks of those zoa frags? I'd love to see the zoa colors.

Laurie

 

[smtarr]

Laurie, A pinktailed trigger is Melichthys vidua. There is a nice picture on page 397 of Scott Michael's book "Marine Fishes". Nice looking fish. Green with yellow face and pink caudal (tail) fin and both posteria dorsal and anal fins. Very handsome and more personable than black (Niger) triggerfish. Maximum size 11.8" and a number 4 in Scott Michael's book. Not reef safe however. Hope this helps. Sue

 

[smtarr]

Laurie, Sorry for the miss info but the pink tailed is one of the few triggers that IS reef safe, just may eat shrimp. Sue

 

[yeame]

http://www.marinecenter.com/fish/triggers/pinktailtriggerfishhawaiian/ the only good pic I have is on my cell phone and I cant put it on my computer this is the best one I have found on the web
he dosnt bother my cleaner shrimp or my reef lobster but he does snack on a snail here and there,if I skip on the frozen krill a day. he would eat all day long if I let him I hand feed my clown to make sure he gets enough food without over feeding the whole tank

 

[yeame]

pic of the goby don't think it is a red head goby

 

[thefishbowl2006]

What is available still?

Scott

 

[yeame]

everything is still here till next week if its not sold its going to the lfs