Big momma and little man 2.

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I got big momma clown about 8 or 9 years ago, I swapped her for a light as someone had to get rid of her and they had had him (I know right, it's confusing!) for about a year so she is about 10 and my oldest fish.
Little man 1 jumped about 7 years ago so this is little man 2.
They are hosted by a frag stand in the front right corner of the tank, I clean the glass around it. ;)
... yes they take flake and feed the stand! :rolleyes:
I'm not quite sure what has happened over the past few weeks but they are being more adventurous.
This is the first decent pic I have of them in all those years, taken just earlier. :)

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Wow! love seeing tank mates that old good to see people
Know what they’re doing! :)
Best of luck with the pair. Is there a Nem in the tank?
 
Wow! love seeing tank mates that old good to see people
Know what they’re doing! :)
Best of luck with the pair. Is there a Nem in the tank?

No nem, I tried and they had no interest, my other two are hosted by my spray bar, back left, not tried them with a nem yet.
 

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