stock list 40 breeder to a 125.

[Scorchx1245]

another stock list, but i have two occ clowns and a tomini tang in a 125 and the tomini is only 2 inches big. i have this 6 foot 125 with a bunch of corals and it looks stagnant and not alot of movement (besides my millipora and RBTA's flapping in the breeze....) my LFS has a bonded pair of blue throat triggers...i think a 125 would be the smallest id keep them in and do have a 280 fowlr if need be. they are roughly 4 inches and the male barely shows any color variation. i have a screen top on order should be here next monday, ive heard theyre notorius jumpers. They shouldnt bother the tomini tang correct? or my urchin, anemones, etc correct? ive been researching and 98% of the threads ive read have said theyre fine in their tank with their inverts.

 

[Soren]

another stock list, but i have two occ clowns and a tomini tang in a 125 and the tomini is only 2 inches big. i have this 6 foot 125 with a bunch of corals and it looks stagnant and not alot of movement (besides my millipora and RBTA's flapping in the breeze....) my LFS has a bonded pair of blue throat triggers...i think a 125 would be the smallest id keep them in and do have a 280 fowlr if need be. they are roughly 4 inches and the male barely shows any color variation. i have a screen top on order should be here next monday, ive heard theyre notorius jumpers. They shouldnt bother the tomini tang correct? or my urchin, anemones, etc correct? ive been researching and 98% of the threads ive read have said theyre fine in their tank with their inverts.

I think I have read similar that blue throat triggers are one of the most reef-safe of triggerfish. Also, it seems that a 125-gallon tank is big enough, though the minimum recommended (see below), for blue throat triggerfish.
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