m0nkie
Well-known member
I think that one was sold out instantly.. lol.. all good. Colin is getting me some in January when my tank is ready.
Large tank stocking ideas. How many fish each
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I think that one was sold out instantly.. lol.. all good. Colin is getting me some in January when my tank is ready.
Flaring Afro
Puffer Geek
The more I researched Niger Triggers, the more I found of them being very aggressive once they matured. One possibly could be a problem, but I'd assume two would almost certainly fight each other once large. I hadn't looked into multiple though, so maybe I'm wrong.
If it weren't for the aggression, I'd definitely prefer having one over a tang. Cool fish to watch swimming, like anything is that's related to the puffer.
If it weren't for the aggression, I'd definitely prefer having one over a tang. Cool fish to watch swimming, like anything is that's related to the puffer.
silentstorm
Member
+1 to one or two special/rare fish .... also think about hawkfish... I guess they are small but a pair of couple of different ones would be cool ... perched in different areas & always active.
nuxx
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fishfreak2009
Swimming in the School
Niger triggers should be fine. They will do ok together if added at the same time (at least in my experience) and they are usually fine with all fish and shrimp. I've had them before without issue (even a 10" niger with firefish and peppermint shrimp) and I currently have a 4" niger in my 380 with multiple fish under 1" long, a cleaner shrimp, 2 peppermint shrimp, and 2 coral banded shrimp. Start with small niger triggers and you shouldn't have any issues. That way they are less likely to have learned any bad habits. Mine only chases fish away from the hole he sleeps inside.
TauntingBeef
New member
I am big fan of the clown gobies i have heard of 6 hanging out in the same birdnest i have 2 that hangout and the yellow like to hangout inthe open
