Guys,
I have narrowed down the fish I want in my 65g FO tank. I would like 3 clowns, 1 Niger Trigger, and maybe another trigger down the road with 1 or 2 blennies maybe. I would add the three clowns first. Wait a month. Rearrange the rocks at a mo. and add the trigger. A few Questions. .. Would the trigger eventually mess with the clowns? If i am eventually going to add another trigger, is it better to do a pair of triggers at the same time? Is this a good idea at all lol? I know their known to be agressive, but there are ways structurally make sure you are not setting your tank up for a war zone. Opinions are appreciated. Thanks dudes.

nice i have a niger trigger in my reef tank right now i got him really little about an 1.5 inch its kinda of a experiment to see if he can be raised not to eat my shrimp. the cool thing is the other day he went to get cleaned by my cleaner shrimp...btw my with clowns is fine but when your picking out you clowns make sure that they are all together already and pick the one that is the female usually the larger one and 2 males smaller and swimming near her so that you dont get 2 females and all they do is fight all day

ok you need to be carefull what kind of trigger you git some are alot nicer that others nigers are the kindest out of all and with clowns you can olny have one type in a tank or thay will bet the hell out of each other. and if i were you git a larger type of clown a recamend a gold band maroon clown you can olny have 2 in one tank ( a male and female the lfs yously seperat them) if you do git this type git one big one small. with the triggers id git a black trigger to go with the niger the black and blue will give the tank some realy nice coler s and make it nice to look at. keep all the fish well feed ad you shouldent have any problums. o and triggers and clowns are very taritorel so add the clowns first and then the triggers second together stay away from clown triggers thay eat anything thay can catch(evil fish)

well thats good to know boss...... wanna do some anemone 101 for me ? easy to keep? light expectations?

haha yea that is pretty funny, i emailed liveaquaria and they said that it is still instinct for a tank bred clown to host with an anemone it just could take longer, i think it would be really cool to have one but as you said its a risk... i was planning on either getting Ocellaris or black and white ocellaris, both of which would be tank bred, so if they can change sex and stuff what do i do about a mated pair? is it a must to buy a mated pair online?

well im not necessarily into the whole breeding thing i was more wanting them to stick together and not be solitary for the most part...... i kinda WANT them to act married so to speak.... without the human marriage characteristics such as fighting haha