What is a cliff triggerfish?

TRIGGGERFISH, rhinecanthus rectangulus or humuhumu-nunukunu-aapua'a, the sea fish is found in a large geographical range. This species can be found around the outer edge of the world tropical cliffs. It is a state fish in Hawaii and has a number of historical uses in Hawaii, including the focus of ritual ceremonies. Triggerfish Reef is also a popular sea aquarium. The mouth of the trigger cliff contains a lot of teeth of sharp teeth that are very close to each other. The fish also has a strong jaw, making it an effective marine predator. Primary food sources include algae and other plant matter, crustaceans, sea hedgehogs and molluscs, which means that the cliff triggers is omnipotent. The wide, diverse diet of this fish also includes small fish and sea invertebrates. Unusual, because it has the ability to move each eye in a different direction at the same time. One theory assumes that it allows fish to look for prey to the seabed while scanning potential threats. A cliff that is able to swimThe front and back of its back and anal fins ripple, adequately agile, capable of maneuvering prey and predators. If it is threatened, the fish makes a deep grunting noise when it swims for safety.

Two spines are located on the upper body just behind the head. The larger of the two spines can be lifted and the slopes backwards. The smaller of the two spines is sloping forward and under the larger spine of the slot. This creates a strong shape of the wedge that uses the cliff trigger used to the wedge firmly in small gaps and slots. Once they are wedged in the place, making the fish for predators incredibly difficult to extract.

Although popular types of marine aquariums, reef starts can be very aggressive and territorial, so it is not advisable to maintain more than one cluster trigger on the tank. In captivity, fish should have a lot of places where they can hide and a lot of open space in which to swim freely. TriggerfiThe Shozard will eat any other fish small enough to fit into the mouth, and also absorb all the sea invertebrates in the tank. Triggerfish Reef is reasonably easy to maintain in the aquarium settings - provided the tank is large enough and not too crowded - because they are resistant, they are not susceptible to disease and can tolerate changes in water.