CB Latz clownfish question

[FishLipz]

I was wondering if the captive bred Latezonatus clowns are more tolerant of typical reef tank temps. I know wild collected are sub-tropical and tend to not do as well. My tank typically runs 73-74 in the winter, but gets 78-80 in the summer. Even a few days up to 82 or so. Anyone have any experiences with the CB ones?

 

[Maximus]

Yep! I've been in contact with the breeder and she said the parents are wild caught and have been exposed to Hawaiian temps between 79-82 or so. I've had my c/b Latz in temps between 74-80 and they are growing and thriving.

 

[FishLipz]

Sweet! Thanks for the info. I know what I'm looking for on my B-day.

 

[wetpetshawaii]

Yep! I've been in contact with the breeder and she said the parents are wild caught and have been exposed to Hawaiian temps between 79-82 or so. I've had my c/b Latz in temps between 74-80 and they are growing and thriving.

+1 on that one....you cannot go wrong with Karen's Clownfish they are used to our tropical climate and can thrive in 79-82 degrees..........Aloha!

 

[eastamherstbias]

I have two of karen's latz. They seem happy I have them in 78-80.

 

[bigsink]

CAn anyone comment on what anemone I should house with my Latz.

 

[FishLipz]

The natural host is the Sebae but I've seen them in BTAs and have even heard of them hosting carpets

 

[Clownfish Depot]

Yep! I've been in contact with the breeder and she said the parents are wild caught and have been exposed to Hawaiian temps between 79-82 or so. I've had my c/b Latz in temps between 74-80 and they are growing and thriving.

+1

 

[Clownfish Depot]

CAn anyone comment on what anemone I should house with my Latz.

We use a "few" regular BTA's and they love it :bigsmile:

 

[FishLipz]

A pair of Latz in a Colorado sunburst BTA would be awesome