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As much fun as I am having I am gonna have to punch out soon. A tired truck driver is a dangerous truck driver. Plus my damn interned connection is too damn slow and is pissing me off.
 
Only reason I knew that RCA, was I used to have a salt tank and I actually had one of those.

We always called 'em Picasso Triggers. Never had one but always wanted one. $700 for a Trigger is a lot of money and I was into buying corals at the time. Wish I still had my tank but it was too much to ask someone else to take care of when I went to driving a truck over the road.
 
We always called 'em Picasso Triggers. Never had one but always wanted one. $700 for a Trigger is a lot of money and I was into buying corals at the time. Wish I still had my tank but it was too much to ask someone else to take care of when I went to driving a truck over the road.

Where are you buying your triggers from? lol
 
Where are you buying your triggers from? lol


Lunula Trigger XL-7-9 in (Rhinecanthus lunula)
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Provide hiding places large enough to accommodate. Does best in a large fish only predator tank. May eat smaller tank mates as well a variety of invertebrates.

Considered semi-aggressive, this fish may become territorial and aggressive to new tank mates. Can be housed with other triggerfish, but advised not to keep triggerfish of the same species in a tank.

Diet should consist of fresh or frozen seafood such as squid, shrimp, krill, chopped clams, small fish, and other meaty items.


Maximum Length: 10 in.
Care Level: Easy
Family: Balistidae
Reef Compatibility: Not reef safe.
Minimum Aquarium Size: 75 gal.
Range: Pacific Ocean: Queensland, Australia to the Pitcairn Group.
Diet: Carnivore- Meaty fare
Water Conditions: 74-80 F; sg 1.020-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4
 
We always called 'em Picasso Triggers. Never had one but always wanted one. $700 for a Trigger is a lot of money and I was into buying corals at the time. Wish I still had my tank but it was too much to ask someone else to take care of when I went to driving a truck over the road.

Holy crap! Is that what they go for now? I had my tank 20 years ago and I paid nowhere near that for mine. Salt tanks are a full time job, that's why I don't have one anymore. They are real nice but just way too much work.
 
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