This Makes it Difficult to Work in My Tank

[Sawdonkey]

This is what I deal with every time my hand is in my tank. Al Roker is relentless! Sorry for the bad video:

[video=youtube_share;rRkS6jpNbaQ]http://youtu.be/rRkS6jpNbaQ[/video]

And this is why I don't want him to bite me:

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[jm23]

Yeah, that would be the start of my spear fishing hobby...

 

[Cub21rak]

Lol that's awesome

 

[skunkmere]

i had one with pink teeth i think and used to grunt.

 

[Pufferpunk]

I have a female black/white clown who thinks she's a piranha.

 

[Inocense]

lol.. Wow!.. And I complain about my bristle worm!.. heh..

 

[crazyfishlady]

I had a pair of maroon clowns that would tag team me. They were really good at it! I can only imagine the pain if they had the teeth Al Roker has.

 

[TangPolice]

lol.. Wow!.. And I complain about my bristle worm!.. heh..

now that funny






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[icedearth15324]

That's funny, I thought triggers weren't reef safe? Or do they just eat your cuc and leave you corals alone?

 

[jrpark22000]

Holy sheet! Give the guy a laser and watch out


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[Joe Lydon]

Yikes! Get a net and hold it with your other hand! That should keep him away.

 

[Eddie79]

That's unreal. I love how he just sits and waits for you to move your hand.

 

[Steve1986]

That's crazy! I have the same problem with my 5" gold stripe maroon.

 

[Sawdonkey]

That's funny, I thought triggers weren't reef safe? Or do they just eat your cuc and leave you corals alone?

I have two triggers. I guess they are supposed to eat clean up crew, but I've had about 20 hermits in my tank for over a year. I don't see the crabs until lights out, and by that time, the trigger boys have gone to bed (they wedge themselves in the rocks and sleep in the same spot every night). Maybe the opposite sleep schedules keep the crabs alive.

Neither if them touch corals at all. I wish I could say the same for my two angelfish. The bigger problem with the trigger, particularly the Picasso, is that they pick up gravel and spit it all over the place.

When I do significant work in the tank, I get out a net and keep him away with one hand while working with the other.

 

[icedearth15324]

I have two triggers. I guess they are supposed to eat clean up crew, but I've had about 20 hermits in my tank for over a year. I don't see the crabs until lights out, and by that time, the trigger boys have gone to bed (they wedge themselves in the rocks and sleep in the same spot every night). Maybe the opposite sleep schedules keep the crabs alive.

Neither if them touch corals at all. I wish I could say the same for my two angelfish. The bigger problem with the trigger, particularly the Picasso, is that they pick up gravel and spit it all over the place.

When I do significant work in the tank, I get out a net and keep him away with one hand while working with the other.

I love triggers, I wish I could get one. But knowing my luck, I'd get one that wanted to eat everything.

 

[EricTheRed]

too funny