Are Trigger fish hard to keep?

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landshark

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...They are very cool looking....and how many Clownfish can you put in a 10 gallon tank?? How many Betas can you keep in a 10 gallon tank too??
 
You are not trying to put the trigger in the 10 gal are you?

If I had to guess about the clowns... 1. Live aquaria says they need a min 20 gal tank. Other types of clown fish need 30 gals.
 
Thanks......no I havent bought a Triggerfish yet...probably not for awhile though....I was just wondering if they were userfriendly
 
Bettas as In marine bettas? And no clowns really should be in a 10
 
A blue Betta.....I heard you could have a couple of females in the same tank without fighting.......
 
Why wouldnt you put a Clown in a tank any less than a 10 gallon tank anyway?
 
There are suggested guidelines for tank sizes. There are a variety of factors that go into these recommendations and you will often get mixed recommendations. Check out places like liveaquaria.com or blue zoo.com for a general idea.

A 10g saltwater tank would be difficult to maintain and keep all parameters in check. I wouldn't suggest it as a starter tank.

Are you talking freshwater betas? Are you taking male or females? Males need to be kept single, but yes, you can do multiple females together.
 
Great advice !!! Thanx Ill definitely check out those websites..
 
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