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03-03-2010, 07:25 PM
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any recommendations??
My breeding female clown has just decided she likes the white sebea anenome in the last two days. So we thought we try and put the LT purple anenome at the other end of the 6' tank and the sebea and the coral that they lay their eggs on at the other end of the tank. Keep in mind we haven't put anyone in the 180 yet. Any recommendation on what type of clowns to try, if they don't get along after a few days we'll just transfer them to our 48gal. as we're going to sell the 90gal once everything is transfered.
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03-03-2010, 07:52 PM
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The less aggressive and smaller clownfish are the Ocellaris Clownfish, Percula Clownfish, and Skunk Clownfish. Cinnamon's, Tomatoes and Maroon's are known to be the most aggressive clownfish. The remaining types are somewhere in between.
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04-02-2010, 05:50 AM
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Well after 7 months peaceful since i introduced another pair of percula. My tomato clown was acting like a referee that prevent one pair from travel to another pair host. Yesterday, he took a day off and the warfare started and now all fours are fighting for one host. GREAT, now one pair has to find a new home.
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