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12/28/2013, 02:57 AM
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Bpb im sorry but you got it wrong... i posted here for opinions and experiences and i hadnt decided anything... i got that thread of the 11 year old trigger from a google search  Thanx dppitone i just have 1 more question - which are easier to keep, clown or picasso trigger? THX!
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12/28/2013, 03:13 AM
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IME Picasso triggers are one of the most easiest fish to acclimate and keep. And if I can add on a personal note, they're one of my favorite fish. Very social and aware. And even better looking Rhinecanthus IMO, though more expensive is the Assasi.
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12/28/2013, 08:13 AM
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thx!
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