Blue Striped Clowns

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So with the loss of all our fish due to marine velvet we are working on a stocking list but we are torn when it comes to clowns. I can get a pair of these SUPER cheap.



They basically are clarke clowns but their stripes have a blue hue to them, I think it makes them awesome looking, however it says they are difficult does anyone know why?
 
Thats what I was worried about. I mean there wouldnt be many smaller fish, Its mainly gonna be them and 4 tangs and 2 angels. But I dont want any super aggressive fish just incase my wife goes on a goby spree.
 
They might not be aggressive when they're young, but when they get older they'll claim a whole tank as their territory and do gorilla warfare on even much larger fish.
 
If they are true

If they are true blue stripe clowns, they are not close to being as hardy as regular clarki clowns when first imported.

If you find a healthy pair they are amazing fish but they do not do well with first acclimation or shipping.
 

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