hardier fish puffers or triggers?

[moatdaddy]

i want some aggression in my tank, mainly because i want my fish to not die like whimps. my buddy had two triggers and they lived at least a year in non changed water that was topped off without salt. we were kids. i had a puffer that lasted a good while. which do you think is the hardiers species. an expensive puffer, midnight, or a blue line trigger.

 

[danorth]

porcupine puffer. A big one 6"+. I swear they can live through anything from my experience....

 

[danorth]

Do a water change every major holiday......at least.

 

[gvibes]

Re: hardier fish puffers or triggers?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7158378#post7158378 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by moatdaddy
i want some aggression in my tank, mainly because i want my fish to not die like whimps. my buddy had two triggers and they lived at least a year in non changed water that was topped off without salt. we were kids. i had a puffer that lasted a good while. which do you think is the hardiers species. an expensive puffer, midnight, or a blue line trigger.

I would hope that the top-off water didn't have salt.

 

[stykthyn]

I like triggers personally. clowns and hawaiian blacks are my favorites.

 

[jcopp24]

Mine Undy lasted a week of electrocution (spelling) after he cracked his heater open. One more vote towards the trigger from me.

 

[alikatoes]

Get a Crosshatch Trigger!

 

[TAZ316]

go with a clowntrigger. mine is great.
James:bounce1:

 

[XtrmCHoPZ]

Both but triggers more so IMO.

 

[nickiwit]

I vote for triggers but not a crosshatch. They are not as hardy as other triggers, especially the males.

 

[alikatoes]

Whats IMO?

 

[danorth]

In My Opinion