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Clown Triggerfish CT100601 – 5.75″ Reef Fish for Intermediate Aquarists

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $113.03.Current price is: $69.09.

Aggressive Clown Triggerfish with white spots and yellow markings, ideal for 75+ gallon reef tanks.

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Clown Triggerfish CT100601

Balistoides conspicillum

Reef Compatible – No
Care Level – Intermediate
Disposition – Aggressive
Min. Tank Size – 75 gallons
Mature Size – 20 inches

A true showstopper for the advanced aquarist, the Clown Triggerfish commands attention with its striking black body adorned with brilliant white spots and vibrant yellow markings. This magnificent specimen displays bold personality and captivating behavior that keeps eyes glued to the tank.

At nearly 6 inches, this WYSIWYG individual is perfectly sized to establish itself confidently in your reef setup. Watch it interact with its environment with characteristic intelligence and charm—darting through corals, investigating décor, and engaging with tank mates in ways that make for an engaging and dynamic display.

Size Approx. 5.75″ (L)

FAQ

Is this fish suitable for a reef tank?

No, this fish is not reef compatible due to its aggressive nature and potential to damage coral.

What is the minimum tank size recommended for this fish?

A minimum tank size of 75 gallons is required to provide adequate space and stability for this species.

How long does it take for this fish to reach maturity?

The Clown Triggerfish can grow to a mature size of 20 inches, though the exact time to reach maturity varies by individual and environmental conditions.

3 reviews for Clown Triggerfish CT100601 – 5.75″ Reef Fish for Intermediate Aquarists

  1. Virginia Berry –

    This fish is a bold and active presence in the tank. It spends most of its time exploring the rockwork and interacting with other fish. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still very curious. Requires a large tank and careful management due to its aggression. Worth it for the visual impact.

  2. Cameron Forsyth –

    The coloration is vivid and the fish is very active. It does not tolerate small or delicate corals. I keep it in a 100-gallon tank with plenty of open space. It’s not for beginners, but the showmanship is impressive.

  3. Sebastian Lee –

    It’s aggressive and can be stressful for other tank inhabitants. I had to remove a small shrimp after a few weeks. The fish is beautiful though and definitely makes the tank more dynamic.

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