45gal Retirement Home

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So I've been out of the hobby for about 10 years and my dad took my pair of True Percula Clowns when I broke down my last tank. He's now moving and getting out of the hobby in the process so my Clowns, now 18yrs old, are getting a new (retirement) home.

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Just getting started!
 
That's an awesome start! Can't wait to see you get it all filled out.
Thanks so much! Looking forward to it as well. It's been fun getting back up to speed on the new developments in the hobby since I've been away. Should be fun to begin building it out when ready.
 
Thanks! One of them was my first clown when I started the hobby. 18yrs and going strong. Apparently the female just laid eggs again.
Oh any baby clownfish? I know you’d have to separate them or they eat the eggs.
 
Oh any baby clownfish? I know you’d have to separate them or they eat the eggs.
Too many other fish in the tank to get that far. Hopefully when we move them they'll keep breeding and I can give it a shot in a more controlled environment. That'd be amazing to raise some clowns from this pair.
 

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