More UNDY pictures

[StayPuft]

Here's some pictures I took of my undulated trigger, Fluffy. He's got his own 65gal tank and is pretty darn fat. :lol: About 4" in length.

http://www.resincreations.com/tank/fluffy01.jpg
http://www.resincreations.com/tank/fluffy02.jpg

[Grouperhead]

Very nice! Love the orange tail. Definately a fatty :D

[Recty]

Nice name :) Good looking fish.

[DamnPepShrimp]

Gorgeous, can't wait until I can get a setup for one.

[danorth]

Yep, love the tail as well. I just don't find many line faced undys with the orange tail.....if at all. Don't let it die dude! That may be a one of a kind! Normally the orange tail ones are spotted on the nose or blank, not with lines. (all knowledge is based on searching google images.....which makes me an internet expert!!!?!)

[StayPuft]

Cool, I didn't even know Fluffy was rare. I just picked him out of the lineup over at Phishy Business.

[fender4string]

lol-nice name and an awesome fish. This a fish that when I had first seen pics of it I wasn't really a fan but the ever growing undy club here on RC ("The Undy Underground" :D? ) is really turning my opinion around on these guys.

[danorth]

They are bulletproof, cheap, mean, colorful, easy to feed, don't need a huge tank.....what more could you ask for?

[fender4string]

I blame the ignorance on my noobness :)

[OceanLover2]

If the unduated triggers are always alone in a tank due to their attitude, how do little triggers ever come about? Are they always taken from the ocean or can they be breed?

Your undy is simply beautiful!

[ovakil]

I had one but gave it away,killed everything i put in.Including a leather jacket twice his size.
Good luck with it.

[Recty]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13857134#post13857134 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by OceanLover2
If the unduated triggers are always alone in a tank due to their attitude, how do little triggers ever come about? Are they always taken from the ocean or can they be breed?

Your undy is simply beautiful! There are very very very few marine fish that have been successfully bred in captivity... and triggers are definitely not one of them.

[StayPuft]

I definitely don't recommend keeping any other fish with these guys. But they're very personable and fun to watch, if you are willing to give one its own tank.