What kind of trigger is this

[jmccown]

The big one right in the center. Looks like a Queen Trigger but lacks the coloration and the markings.

http://www.tnaqua.org/Newsroom/HighRes/SecretReef_schools.jpg

[H^2 Salt]

not a queen...hard to tell from that far away,but my guess is that it could be some species of trigger from right here off are atlantic coast....like the grey trigger(common name).......OOOO....i didnt realize you could zoom in at first...possible full grown blue line???????..noy sure myself

[ccampbell57]

that is a mature blueline. They are HUGE and not as pretty as the juvi's IMO.

[TheSaltwaterGuy]

At a glance, I would say Ocean trigger, but after a close look its definitely an adult Blueline.

[reefer334]

http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/162685Tropical-Colors-med.jpg http://reefcentral.com/gallery/data/500/162685Ocean-Trigger.jpg These pics are 4 months apart,he started a little bigger than a half dollar he is now almost 9 inches and growing fast!!

[myerst2]

I agree its an ocean trigger. They have a 14" for sale at lfs near me. They are terrors.

[reefergeorge]

From that far away it looks like a gray.

[scuba kid]

Looks like a grey trigger to me too.

For comparision...

http://www.scubasuperpower.com/picturegallery/minguelltrigger.jpg

[JamesJR]

that is probably a grey. I bet the people who run that tank have sense enough not to put an ocean trigger in that tank.

[LisaD]

I think it is an ocean trigger, Canthidermis sufflamen.

http://chemistry.csudh.edu/faculty/jim/cozfeb05small/ocean.jpg

[The Fish Finder]

i've caught many of both (ocean and grays) The one in that pic is a gray. For those who are not sure just look at the other fish in the tank. There all Atlantic ocean fish.

[THC(kb)3.5]

yeah we catch those from time to time