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I tried feeding it couple of small molies yesterday with no luck, I think this lion wouls be better suited in a solitary environment. My clowns and anemones thanked me for the tasty snack. He is for sale now if anyone is willing to try. :cry:

Out of interest, did you wave the food around in front of him, make it appear "live"?

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I tried, but it seemed to spark the intrest of my clowns more than him.

What would you like for him? I'm willing to give it a try. Have a good rough and tumble fish-only just waiting for a guy like this.

Please bear in mind the condition and likely future of this fish when deciding on a cost / trade.

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Wow, I didn't think I'd get so much of a response, from the various forums on this issue. Cpt Cleverer Spoke up first and then Deb. (according to the time of posting)
In the buy/sell forum I suggested a trade for frags or fish, or
$25. (paid $40 at Wai's)
Just let me know what you think.

After hearing that the clowns were too much activity and competition for the lion I have decided that my tank is not the place for him. If Deb has a quiet setting for this guy than she should take him.
Thanks Danny, and good luck Deb.

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Who would have thought that clowns were intimidating to lions? :lol:

If it were a female maroon or saddleback, I wouldn't be too suprised. :mrgreen: Remember, they are after all damsels.