Tiny: Up to 1", Small: Over 1-1.5", Small / Medium: Over 1.5-2.5", Medium: Over 2.5-3.5", Medium / Large: Over 3.5-4.5", Large: Over 4.5-5.5", Extra Large: Over 5.5-6.5", Extra Extra Large: Over 6.5-7.5", Show Size: Over 7.5-9.5", Jumbo: Over 9.5"Īll fish purchases come with a package of Blue Life Safety Stop to help reduce infections and illnesses that could present themselves. Also unlike most Triggerfish the Crosshatch has a mild disposition and is unlikely to bother other aquarium inhabitants unless overcrowded.
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If you have any questions about the Crosshatch Triggerfish and if it’s the right fish for your system, please feel free to contact us at any time. Foods such as mysis shrimp, krill and small pieces of quality seafood like squid, clams, shrimp and fish will really help your Crosshatch Triggerfish grow and thrive. They have been known to move rocks, so make sure your rock structure is rather stable before adding a Crosshatch Triggerfish.Ĭrosshatch Triggers are carnivores and require a diet rich in meaty foods. Crosshatch Triggers have very strong and large teeth and may scratch some acrylic tanks.Ĭrosshatch Triggerfish do best in tanks that have lots of swimming room and live rock for them to hide in if they become spooked or nervous.
Crosshatch Triggerfish also make interesting grunting noises. Crosshatch Triggerfish are also one of the rare triggers that can be kept in a reef tank. They may harass smaller fish and some invertebrates, but for the most part are model citizens. The Blue Throat Triggerfish, also known as Bluechin Triggerfish, or Gilded Triggerfish, is grayish-brown, covered with light-blue spots. A 400 or larger tank is recommended if keeping a pair.Ĭrosshatch Triggers are generally peaceful fish. Crosshatch Triggers reach a maximum size of around 11 inches and need to be housed in a tank that is at least 200 gallons.
The Crosshatch Triggerfish(Xanthicthys mento) is definitely one of the most beautiful and sought after of all the triggers.This triggerfish can live in extremely deep water, so it is certainly more rare than most triggers in the aquarium trade.Ĭrosshatch Triggerfish do extremely well in pairs The male has much brighter coloration than the female with more vibrant reds and yellows.
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