female blue throat trigger

[nemo1991]

good addition possibley???

any one have one?

if so what can you tell me bout them?
any pics for those who have them?

[R34dawn]

Never seen one, but trigger fish like picaso, queen, clown and others do feed on corals

[pharmrjohn]

If memory serves, this bookworm read that this is one of the more reef friendly triggers.

[nemo1991]

yeah it is a reef friendly one i saw one the other day and asked if it was and he said yes, i wont get one for a while if i do, but just need to know about them b4 hand

[phoenixhieghts]

it might be reef friendly but i doubt that its shrimp friendly

[SeanS]

Supposedly they are the more reef friendly planktivores. Wet Web Media has good things to say about them in thier web site. (I have been doing research for when I get a bigger tank, always wanted a trigger.) They say triggers are the most unique from fish to fish, but these tend to be friendlier and reef compatible.

I would hold out for a male though, they have better coloring on the tail and the name sake blue throat coloring. Also, they get pretty big. Make sure your aquarium has enough room.

[Iraf]

triggers will be triggers, eventually it'll eat corals, and inverts, and kill other fish for sport because their in it's territory, if you want a trigger tank IMO their best suited for a species tank

[inwall75]

Nah

Just like on occasion some non reef-safe triggers are reef-safe, there will be occasions where reef-safe triggers like blue jaws are not. However, for the most part, blue throats or blue jaws are reef safe. I've kept them with corals with no problem.