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02-06-2008, 05:02 AM
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triggers can be like dogs peaceful and exciting to see them swim but again they can be nippy! now a rabbit fish can hold their own but in reality I would bet on the trigger winning even with poisonous fins it's no match for the teeth. maybe you can try it and see add the trigger after the rabbit fish tho so it establibshes dominance first.
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02-06-2008, 03:07 PM
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You mentioned an urchin as a clean up crew at the start of the post. Looks like it's no longer on your list. I wanted to mention we bought a black spiney urchin and it's grown very large, very fast (10" diameter now including spikes). It also drops a tonne of feces which will collect on the bottom of your tank (looks like little sand pebbles, actually adds a nice look to a bare bottom tank) =|:-).
I love having it in the tank - but it's now become one of the main centerpieces of the tank due to it's size.
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actually an urchin is still on the list,,not sure about a spiny, maybe a pencil and a tuxedo....
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