• Nicole7122

Derek7322

Unfortunately, it has perished. I do not agree with you on this. Right now, there is a clown triggerfish (about 15-16 cm), which has grown from a ten-centimeter size in a separate aquarium with some invertebrates (disco anemones, zoanthids, spiny starfish) and has not been observed eating them. I would even say that he simply does not notice them. He wants to create a fish company. I would even say that within the same species, different individuals have different "characters." I had a hand-tamed red sea assassin.

Kimberly2102

Is this the one that bit my finger back then?... (sorry for the slight off-topic)

Michelle9986

Yes, it's him. Added after 4 minutes I can't understand why this topic doesn't appear (at least for me) in "New Messages."

Melissa

Then it's better to introduce him to a fish company. There is a great risk that he will encounter the settlers "in a managerial way."

Tonya

Lesha, it's good that you didn't shove something else in there)))) (sorry for the slight off-topic)

Jeremy3637

Thank you! I understand that perfectly.

Zachary

The spiny pufferfish can indeed overlook something while showing an unhealthy interest in something else. For example, I had a Niger that lived in a mixed aquarium and hardly paid attention to invertebrates until a pachi-clavularia appeared, which he never allowed to open. I thought he would eventually stop pecking at it, but that was not the case... I had to move the Niger to another tank. If we talk about the presence of spiny puffers in a reef aquarium, it’s better, of course, if they are not there at all...

Nicole263

I dream of such a fish. But I'm a bit afraid. Although I like it more than all the others.

Alan273

By the way, it is said that the black rhinoceros is quite peaceful. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk.