I have a Pink tail tigger in my 55 gal reef tank that I have caught attacking snails so I got a Pink thats not reef safe. has anyone else caught a pink tail attacking snails....
I have a Pink tail tigger in my 55 gal reef tank that I have caught attacking snails so I got a Pink thats not reef safe. has anyone else caught a pink tail attacking snails....
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Nope, I haven't seen it happen b4 but that could happen with almost any fish I have a Pseudochromis that attacks my Fihgting Conchs every chance he gets...![]()
Mike
It's been my experience and I thought general knowledge that triggers are not reef safe.
The Blue Jaw and Pink Tail triggers are considered to be reef safe from what I understand. The typically don't nip on corals or tear up substrate/rock however I think some inverts such as snails may become victim to them.
I have never had either of these fish, nor would I put them in my reef but I think this is the general concensus.
Regards,
Scott Z.
Melichthys vidua
Pinktail triggerfish
"Diet consists mainly of algae and detritus but also takes in crustaceans, octopuses, sponges, and fishes."
Max. size = 40 cm (TL)
They may not eat corals but they are not totally reef safe: http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/Spec...ciesname=vidua
Ninong
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