Triggerfish pictures...

[3fsh]

Well, it's been a long time since I've posted pics of my babies... so here are some recent ones. (I will be adding more as I get them loaded onto my comp.)

 

[SHELL]

Wow - I'm so jealous, i've always wanted a picasso trigger mmm the big tank may not be a reef tank after all FOWLR her i come!!!

 

[jflowers]

Jealous too!!



They have some fantastic colours and patterns. What size tank do you need for those? Not that I will be getting another marine any time soon.

Jon

 

[cometcattle]

Beautiful triggers!

 

[3fsh]

Wow - I'm so jealous, i've always wanted a picasso trigger mmm the big tank may not be a reef tank after all FOWLR her i come!!!

Yay!!! A Triggerfish convert!!!

They have some fantastic colours and patterns. What size tank do you need for those? Not that I will be getting another marine any time soon.

When full grown, the Picasso will need an 80g and the Clown will need at least a 125g. I'm hoping to purchase a 125g for both of them as soon as they outgrow the 38g.


BTW- Thanx for all of the compliments. )

 

[Puffer_freak]

I've always loved your tiggers...



I remember when the clown was smaller then the picasso...I think...

 

[troutfly]

Trigger Fish are my favorite salt fish, I would love to have a few of them in a 220 gal, that way I could have a Piccasso, Clown, Niger, Huma Huma and a morray eel, I think that would be a nice collection. By the way, they are georgous.

 

[3fsh]

I remember when the clown was smaller then the picasso...I think...

This picture was from a few months ago when I first got him...

 

[Puffer_freak]

Oops!



Me looking stupid as usual!

 

[3fsh]

Oops! Me looking stupid as usual!

Ack! I didn't mean it that way.... Bandit HAS passed Kihei in length and he WAS much smaller than him when I first bought him! I thought the picture showed that, but now that I look closer it seems that Bandit is larger due to the angle it was taken from.

Here is the size difference between Bandit today and Bandit when I first got him...

 

[Nospherith]

I've always liked triggerfish. The form and pallet of these fish make it seem as if they are airbrushed by some contemporary artist. It's no wonder why they're called Picassos. Nice pics, the first one is my favorite.