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24 inch Queen Triggerfish half wall mount replica for sale, blue-orange color phase side profile
Quick Facts & Highlights
  • Species Name: Queen Triggerfish
  • Scientific Name: Balistes vetula
  • Common Nicknames: Queen Trigger
  • Species Category: Reef Fish
  • Available Lengths Range: 19'' to 27''
  • Mount Options & Base Rates:
    • Half Wall Mount: Starts at $10 per inch ($190 for 19")
    • Full Wall Mount: Starts at $17 per inch ($323 for 19")
    • 360° Suspension Mount: Starts at $20 per inch ($380 for 19")
  • Catch Photo Matching: Included at no extra charge
  • Materials & Construction: High-density fiberglass composite cast from first-generation molds, hand-painted glass eyes set in epoxy, automotive-grade airbrush pigments, and UV-resistant urethane clear coat, built in the USA
  • Turnaround Time: Check the "Current Production Time" link in the website footer
 
The Crown Jewel of the Reef
Recognized instantly by its stunning electric blue and yellow facial striping, elongated fins, and signature locking dorsal spine, the Queen Triggerfish (Balistes vetula) stands out as one of the most visually striking catches in reef fishing. Florida Fish Mounts hand-crafts custom queen triggerfish wall mount replicas and custom reproductions in America to bring the vibrant colors of the Atlantic reef straight to your home décor.
 
Anatomical Accuracy: First-Generation Molds
Every Queen Triggerfish reproduction is cast from a first-generation mold taken directly from an authentic specimen. This meticulous molding process captures the compressed body shape, distinct jaw structure, and precise scale definition with absolute fidelity. Artist Greg Cassell avoids generic retail blanks, utilizing hand-sculpted details and hand-painted glass eyes set in high-strength epoxy to deliver a lifelike finish.
 
Vibrant Reef Colors vs. Skin Mount Fade
Capturing the brilliant blue, yellow, and olive-green hues of a live reef fish requires specialized automotive-grade airbrush pigments. Traditional skin taxidermy methods cause these vivid colors to fade rapidly as organic tissue dries, yellows, and shrinks over time. Choosing a custom fiberglass queen triggerfish replica preserves your catch permanently beneath a protective, UV-resistant urethane clear coat.
 
Have Your Mount and Eat It Too
Triggerfish are celebrated for their firm, sweet white fillets and exceptional table fare. Ordering a custom fiberglass reproduction means you never have to sacrifice a prized dinner for a wall trophy. There is no physical fish required in our workshop. Simply photograph your catch on the boat before releasing it or packing it on ice for the kitchen.
 
Custom Photo-Matching and Approval Process
We include custom photo-matching with your order at no extra charge. Upload your catch photos via our secure form, and Greg Cassell will match the specific color intensity, fin markings, and unique traits of your exact fish. Before we apply the protective clear coat, we email high-resolution photos of the raw paintwork for your review and explicit approval.
 
Shipping and Final Invoicing
Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced separately after your mount is fully completed and secured inside a custom-built wooden shipping crate. Because reef fish replicas vary in dimension, flat-rate shipping is not applied at checkout. Once your approved mount is ready, we send a separate invoice for the actual UPS Ground shipping balance, and your order ships immediately upon payment. You can check our current shop turnaround schedule at any time by clicking the production time link located in our website footer.
 
Select Your Mount Type and Length
Use the dropdown menus above to select your Mount Type and Length. We offer the queen triggerfish wall mount replica in sizes ranging from 19 to 27 inches. Pricing is calculated per inch starting at $10 for a half mount, $17 for a full mount, and $20 for a 360-degree suspension mount. Once you select your specific options, the final price updates automatically. Proceed through checkout to secure your spot on Greg's production schedule.

Queen Triggerfish Fish Mount Replica

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Greg Cassell: The Art of the Replica

Every Florida Fish Mount is a museum-quality fiberglass replica hand-painted by artist Greg Cassell. We do not sell factory-produced imports. By using translucent pearl paints and specific photo-matching techniques, Greg captures the iridescent depth of a living fish. It is fine art built to elevate your home décor.

Artist Greg Cassell hand-painting a custom fish mount replica.

Choose Your Mounting Type

Back view of a half wall mount fish replica showing the lightweight hollow construction and hanging wire.

Half Wall Mount $10/in

A lightweight single-sided display ready to hang with a picture-style hanging wire and one hand-painted glass eye.

Heavy-duty metal mounting bracket on the back of a full wall fish mount for secure installation.

Full Wall Mount $17/in

Double-sided artwork with a heavy-duty metal bracket for secure installation and two hand-painted glass eyes.

Hammerhead Shark 360° Suspension Mount hand painted by Greg Cassell at Florida Fish Mounts

360° Mount $20/in

A fully detailed, all-angle 3D fish mount. This style is ideal for ceiling suspension or flat surfaces and includes two hand-painted glass eyes.

Driftwood and Pedestal Mounting: We offer a standard Full Mount or 360° Mount finish prepared for flat display on custom bases and wall mounted driftwood. Contact us for pricing

25'' Redfish replica mounted on driftwood.

From the Water to Your Wall

We specialize in specific photo-matching to recreate your exact catch. Unlike generic mounts, Greg Cassell uses your photos to replicate unique details. This includes scar placement, fin length, and specific color phases. We use high-quality fiberglass composite blanks cast from first-generation molds of real fish. This ensures anatomical perfection. They are durable, lightweight, and offer superior longevity compared to traditional skin mounts.

Side-by-side comparison of an angler holding a live tarpon and the custom fiberglass replica painted by Greg Cassell to match.

Complete the Look: The Coastal Décor Collection

Your trophy deserves an environment that matches its quality. We curate a collection of nautical accents using the same artisan standards as our fish mounts. Our Decorative Anchors and Portholes are crafted from high-density polyurethane resin and feature giclée prints sealed under a crystal-clear resin finish. We also offer distressed wood frames and premium gallery canvases.

High-density polyurethane decorative anchor and porthole featuring resin-sealed giclée prints.

Capture your trophy catch forever with a handcrafted, museum-quality mount by Greg Cassell. Join the anglers who have rated us five stars for craftsmanship and service.

We are proud to serve the Space Coast from our private workshop in Cocoa. Every mount is a museum-quality piece of art designed for your décor

Map of Cocoa Florida showing the service area for Greg Cassell custom fish replicas.

5-Star Floridian Craftsmanship

Five Stars on Google Reviews for Florida Fish Mounts Redfish Fish Mount Replicas

Our standard turnaround for a custom replica is 9 to 12 weeks. This timeline varies based on seasonal demand. For the most accurate real-time estimate, please click the "Current Production" link in our site footer.

How much does a custom fish mount replica cost?

All mounts have a minimum charge of $160. Pricing is based on mount style and length. 
Half Wall Mounts: Up to 64 inches at $10 per inch, 65–90 inches at $11 per inch, 91–120 inches at $12 per inch, 121–149 inches at $13 per inch. 
Full Wall Mounts: Up to 64 inches at $17 per inch, 65–90 inches at $18 per inch, 91–120 inches at $19 per inch, 121–149 inches at $20 per inch. 
360° Suspension Mounts: Up to 64 inches at $20 per inch, 65–90 inches at $21 per inch, 91–120 inches at $22 per inch, 121–149 inches at $23 per inch. 
For mounts 150 inches and up, please contact us for pricing. Shipping is calculated separately after your mount is completed.

How do you ship the replicas?

We ship standard replicas via UPS Ground for reliable, trackable delivery. For our larger trophy mounts, we use custom-built crates and reinforced heavy-duty boxes to ensure your museum-quality art arrives in perfect condition.

Can these be displayed outdoors?

Yes. Greg Cassell uses automotive-grade paints and UV-resistant clear coats. While our fiberglass composites are weather-proof, we recommend display under a covered patio or indoors to preserve the fine-art details for decades.

How do I clean and maintain my fish mount?

Maintenance is simple. Because we use a durable resin finish, you only need a soft, damp microfiber cloth to remove dust. Do not use harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive materials, as these can dull the hand-painted translucent details.

What if you do not have a mold for my specific fish?

We have access to thousands of first-generation molds. If you do not see your specific species or size listed, please contact us. We can often source the exact anatomical match for your catch using your provided measurements and photos.

Why choose a fiberglass replica over a traditional skin mount?

Traditional taxidermy skin mounts use organic material that will eventually degrade. Our fiberglass replicas offer archival longevity. They are cast from real fish for anatomical perfection and hand-painted to match your specific catch without the risk of rot or odors.

Do I need to keep the fish to get a mount made?

Florida Fish Mounts specializes in catch-and-release replicas. You do not need to keep your fish. Simply upload a clear photo of your catch — a side profile works best — and Greg Cassell will use it as the reference for your custom paint job. He matches your fish's specific coloration, fin condition, and markings from the photo alone. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the production wait?

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