Lunula Triggerfish

[e55MD]

Does anyone keep one of these? I have several large Australian Angels and was thinking about buying one. How aggressive are these relative to other more common triggers?

 

[FishyMel]

I've never kept one but I assume from my exoerience from other rhinecanthus triggers they are alot more passive than most triggers. I currently have a 5 inch humu who is a complete pushover. I personally find humus a lot more attractive than lunulas even though the are not "rare".

 

[danorth]

Send a pm to reefer334, he's had one.

 

[sean48183]

I agree with fishymel. Plainer version of the humu probably with similar disposition. I'd rather have a humu for $25.

 

[LisaD]

what about the Assasi? That's one I'd love to have some day.

 

[reefer334]

PM replied.


Have any of you seen one of these in person or just pics?


They are very unique looking in person,

They have a much longer jaw structure that a huma,assasi and rectangle.


If you have the money it is a very cool fish IMO



Chris

 

[e55MD]

Chris,

I have only seen them in pictures. I have a 3 large Australian Angels so I thought it might be cools to have a trigger from that part of the world. There are currently 2 for sale on Diver's Den.

 

[reefer334]

Go for it.

You will not be disappointed!!!


Do you have some pics of your angels?


Chris

 

[e55MD]

I do have some pictures of my Personifer and Scribbled Angels. I just need to figure out how to compress them so they are small enough to post on Reefcentral.

 

[reefer334]

Use photobucket,
then you do not have to compress them.

Go to the photography forum here,

ther is a stickied thread at the top that tells you exactly how to do it.



Chris