clown hosting our goniopora

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[video=youtube;bm4fU5tU8x4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bm4fU5tU8x4&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/video]

I thought I'd share
 
Still showing as private.

On the main You Tube page for that video... right under the play/pause button there should be a pencil looking icon (( called "info and settings" )) Click it.

Right side of the screen --- under the video --- there is a drop down called "Privacy Settings" make sure it is "Public" and hit "save".
 
Still showing as private.

On the main You Tube page for that video... right under the play/pause button there should be a pencil looking icon (( called "info and settings" )) Click it.

Right side of the screen --- under the video --- there is a drop down called "Privacy Settings" make sure it is "Public" and hit "save".

Does it work now ?
 
Yes it does.

Nice video. Just keep an eye so that the clown doesn't annoy it too much (( doesn't look like it is at the moment ))
 
Yes it does.

Nice video. Just keep an eye so that the clown doesn't annoy it too much (( doesn't look like it is at the moment ))

Oh good, if she starts to really annoy it I will do something. Haha I think it is pretty OK with her right now I have been watching her closely.
 
Clowns will host to anything I have seen a tank at a public location where they had so much green hair algae on the side of the tank they had two clowns hosted to it! I would be more concerned about the coral Gonis can be temperamental and will more than likely be negatively effected by the hosting.
 
They are so touchy I might have to put a plastic cup on it. I am worried but it's cool to see her all of a sudden want to host it.. I have a torch and a hammer but she decided on the goni, aslo I am setting up another tank and I am thinking about getting a nem
 

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