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Can anyone id this carpet
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Would need to see the under side of the oral disc to be 100% sure, but strongly leaning towards S. haddoni.




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Good enough for me (( and the "daylight" lights being on helps a lot )) --- S. haddoni.

They can/will eat any of your existing fish, always take care when adding any new fish.
 
Ocellaris aren't naturally hosted by an S. haddoni, so it could take some time --- do not force it, odds are great that you will end up with eaten clowns.

Would keep an eye on the clowns, once a pair forms and starts spawning, they may not like the additional clowns in there.
 

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