SuperDuperMan asked:

50,000 gallons. no compatibility issues. fresh, salt, and brackish water fish can be kept together comfortably. a shark could get along with guppies and triggerfish would completely ignore invertebrates. anything is possible in this aquarium. best of all, you don’t have to pay a penny for anything in it. what would you put in this tank?

Jon asked:

For this project i need to find the life cycle of this fish but i can not find it anywhere. This fish is also call the Humuhumunukunukuapuaa, or the Trigger fish (easier to say).

Barnaby asked:

In a 160 gallon tank:

Dragon moray (or snowflake)
2 volitans lion fish
Warty frogfish (or any frogfish really)
picasso triggerfish
Queen or Blue Angelfish
Coral hind

Thanks loadssss

Oscar asked:

1 – Snowflake Eel
1 – Volitan Lionfish
1 – Picasso Triggerfish
Oh that is fine! I wasn’t positive I wanted the Lionfish anyways. I definetly want the Trigger and Eel. Is there anything I could put with them or should I stop there?

joe j asked:

I’m going to get rid of my aggressive triggerfish. I have a 60 gallon tank with 60 pounds of live rock. I only want natural decorations but do not have the money to spend on special lighting for corals and such things. What type of natural decorations can I buy that will fair well in my tank with my standard flourecent lighting that came with the tank? I was thinking of sea sponges but do they require special light?
what are lps corals exactly

Hi I’m Andy asked:

1 x snowflake moray
2 x Volitans Lionfish
1 x Minascus Grouper
1 x Emperor Angelfish
1 x Picasso Triggerfish
1 x Naso Tang
1 x Bamboo shark

I can take out some if necessary! Also can i feed them feeder fish?
Thanks

Vet BJ asked:

i have been feeding them brine shrimp is that ok and what else do they eat.

hoyitzalex asked:

Whats the difference between a Humu Picasso Triggerfish from Tahiti and one from Fiji/Maldives. Also if I get two dfifferent kind of triggerfish like a Humu Picasso and a Humu Rectangle Triggerfish mate?

iUltracoolthingmadebyapple asked:

Are all of these pet fish saltwater? I found them by googling blue zoo. Basically my quation is: are most pet fish saltwater for the average aquarium enthusiast?
Angels-Dwarf
Angels-Large
Anglers & Frogfish
Anthias
Basslets
Batfish
Blennies
Boxfish
Butterflyfish
Cardinals
Clownfish
Damsels
Dartfish & Tilefish
Dragonets
Eels
Filefish
Goatfish
Gobies
Groupers & Hamlets
Grunts & Sweetlips
Hawkfish
Hogfish
Jawfish
Lionfish
Pseudochromis & Dottybacks
Pufferfish
Rabbitfish
Rays
Seahorses & Pipefish
Sharks
Snappers & Fusiliers
Squirrelfish
Tangs & Surgeonfish
Triggerfish
Wrasses

lobo2334 asked:

I’ve got a 75 gal tank that currently has 2 percula clown fish, 2 blue-green chromis, and 1 onespot rabbitfish. I would like to get one more fish, preferably on the larger side, with alot of personality. I was considering the Humu Humu Triggerfish. I understand that these fish can be a hit or miss and can be well behaved and then become nightmares when they grow older. Are their any other fish similar in personality and size to the Humu Humu that may not be so aggressive? Or other triggerfish that are “better behaved” (and I say this lightly) than the Humu Humu? Thanks.
O yeah I was also looking at a lemon peel angel fish or a coral beauty angel fish. Would I be able to have one of the angel fish and the triggerfish? Or would I be overstocking at that point?