Trigger ID

[yodacroz]

anybody know what species a "Bluejaw Nigerian Trigger" is? Someone said they had one but I have yet to be able to find a picture of one. Has anyone ever heard of one?

 

[nikon187]

Well there is a blue throat trigger ( or jaw ) and a niger trigger but are 2 different species.

 

[CedzAquAddictio]

I did a google search on "Bluejaw Nigerian Trigger" (with quotes), and only came up with one result. This very thread...

https://www.google.com/search?q=Blu...igger"&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-ContextMenu

Chances are that he's describing a plain bluejaw which comes from Hawaii, Indonesia...

 

[Kjdejarnett12]

Would make an interesting crossbreed ;-)

 

[humaguy]

could be bluelined or Pseudobalistes fuscus...Fuscus Trig...
West African Fuscus are beautiful...

 

[Vili_Shark]

Are P.fuscus coming from Nigeria?
This is new for me.
I never heard of P.fuscus out of the Atlantic.

 

[reefer roman]

That is a cool fish

 

[dppitone]

No, it's a mistake.

 

[humaguy]

Are P.fuscus coming from Nigeria?
This is new for me.
I never heard of P.fuscus out of the Atlantic.

They come from just west of the tip...no where near Nigeria but it was the only trig I thought could possibly fit the bill...

 

[Vili_Shark]

They come from just west of the tip...no where near Nigeria but it was the only trig I thought could possibly fit the bill...

I was reading your post during breakfast and almost choked:crazy1:
Nigerian/Ghana suppliers have some sort of ways to attract buyers and I thought this must be one of them.

There should not be any P.fuscus in Western Africa.

I saw many in the Red Sea, saw some while in Kenya and saw a specimen collected in Tanzania, I dont know if they go down to Mozambique and South Africa.

 

[humaguy]

I was reading your post during breakfast and almost choked:crazy1:
Nigerian/Ghana suppliers have some sort of ways to attract buyers and I thought this must be one of them.

There should not be any P.fuscus in Western Africa.

I saw many in the Red Sea, saw some while in Kenya and saw a specimen collected in Tanzania, I dont know if they go down to Mozambique and South Africa.

lol, a great marketing ploy...