My trigger seems to think it owns the tank. And doesn't like the frag plugs on my rack. Anyone else experience something like this before or after 7 years is my trigger just becoming a jerk.
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Anyone else have a fish that thinks it owns the tank
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My Regal does that when adding plugs with colors he doesn't like.
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triggers are very active and smart they will do whatever to entertain themselves.. i have found that they do best in a larger tank 180-200++ with other large fish , my pinktail is prob the boss of my tank... and just to be aware, i had 2 different niger triggers jump out of tanks..
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what kind of trigger do you have there?
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lol... sorry for the "advice" i thought your post said 7 days not 7 year... carry on... lol.
Its a Niger trigger. I've had him for 7years now. 3rd fish I purchased when I setup the tank. He is the biggest fish in the tank (it's only a 90) until recently he was the biggest chicken in the tank.
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Yep, my large pair of clownfish are menaces. They try and flip over glued frags and even attempt to move the rockwork (obviously with little success). They try and flip over any new additions, including Tridacna clams. Sometimes I feel like turning them into sushi lol
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haha my niger spit at me too.. my clowns have always attacked me when my hand gets too close.. had one take a tiny piece outa me once..
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I have one, a polka dot damsel, but to be fair, she did co sign the loan on the tank, so technically she's not wrong.....