Tank Mates?

[JimD]

Ok, so I have my new 40 gallon set up and looking really nice! Since Im not really a fish type person, Id like to get some suggestions from those with more experience as far as what kind of fish I can add that will piecefully co-habitate with my five inch Piccasso. The Piccasso is still in the bucket, Im wanting to hold off putting him in the tank untill I put another fish in ther first because he's a little territorial. The Dome has a pristine juvinile Passer angel that is very tempting even though I know they get large, they are supposed to be among the hardiest of angels... Any thoughts?

[christerrell2k3]

hmm.... im thinking great white, maybe even a nurse shark....

Oh wait, with more experience.... then i would say a orca maybe

[GaryP]

Jim,

Just put as many really, really, really expensive shrimp in the tank as you can. The trigger will really like his new tank mates, a lot. :)

[Ed]

How about Mrs. Picasso? :wub

[CD]

Jim...what did you end up putting in the tank with the trigger?

Wendy

[JimD]

Ended up with the juvinile Passer, all I can say is this fish is absolutely beautifull! And believe it or not, they both get along! Now I need to decide what else to put in there, Im thinking,,,, some kind of eel?

[Ram_Puppy]

how about one of those yellow elephant tangs we were all lookin at a month ago or so? :)

seriously... there is an absolutely GORGEOUS Australian Harlequin Tusk at CB Pets that really wants to go home with you. (and I can vouch he has a healthy appetite!) how about him, or perhaps a fu man chu lion?

[JimD]

Hmmmmm,,,, Harlequins a possibility.... Decisions decisions..

[Ed]

http://www.edsgunstore.com/ads/passer5_2.jpg

[Tim Marvin]

Didn't you say it was a 40 gallon? How about a snowflake, dwarf lion, frog, or some other interesting aggressive fish. A blue ringged octopus would be cool also, but extreme caution must be taken, I would do one of those if I didn't have any kids.

[JimD]

Great pic Ed! Thanks!