Annoying clownfish

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Omg, so tired of this little bugger

my false percula clownfish is such a bugger

can’t put your hand in tank for any maintenance, coral placement with out him going nutty and constantly darting at your hands

literally can grab him

he might be finding his way to a fish store
 
My current clowns are nice but I had a bugger as my 1st clown a long time ago. I realized if I put a ring on that had a orange stone he would attack the stone all day instead of biting me. :P
 
I count myself lucky that my plain old ocellaris pair have never been aggressive to anything (other than another pair of clownfish I temporarily housed in my DT while moving my daughter's tank). My yellowtail damsels (particularly the alpha) on the other hand are another matter entirely
 
Mine hadn't been aggressive since I got them in January, but last week it's like having Pac Man in the tank. I can't stop laughing while the little bugger chomps on me.
 
I literally had to stick mine in a bucket to move some corals around today. They’ve gotten SO territorial and mean; I’m tired of being bitten. I used to love these fish but now I can hardly stand them.
 
Haha welcome to clown world, that’s what they do. Personally I think it’s fun. Besides it’s not like they have shark teeth
 
Haha welcome to clown world, that’s what they do. Personally I think it’s fun. Besides it’s not like they have shark teeth
Until they have you bleeding and it's not funny anymore. My female has almost been flushed quite a few times.
 

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