Clownfish and my Magfloat…

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So I have two Black Ice Snowflake Clowns. And a Rose Bubbletip Anenome that they haven’t found yet.. but they’ve been staying near my magfloat most of the time.. so I took it out and now they try and bite me when I put my hands in the tank… ‍♀️

Why are they trying to bite me all of a sudden? Could it really be because I removed a cleaning magnet?
 
Nope sometimes they just change. I had peaceful clowns until I went on a week vacation and the female turned physco!!!! The male slowly turned over about a month. Now I have two crazy clowns
 
Nope sometimes they just change. I had peaceful clowns until I went on a week vacation and the female turned physco!!!! The male slowly turned over about a month. Now I have two crazy clowns
oh man lol. Today was the first time they tried to and I took the magnet out last night because they are always staying close to it… I want them to go in the Anenome
 
Sometimes they get really attached to stupid objects, like return outlets, heaters, cleaning magnets...
I’ve read that lol I did it bc I want them to get attached to the nem.. not a magnet
But must have ticked it off
 
I’ve read that lol I did it bc I want them to get attached to the nem.. not a magnet
But must have ticked it off
I just placed a new BTA in the tank yesterday and my 3 clowns still haven’t noticed it (not the sharpest pencils in the bunch!)
 
Yup mine get really anxious when I scrap the glass with a mag float. So much so I'm worried they are going to get cut by it!
 
LOL

These stories are wild. My clowns do all sorts of weird stuff. But they aren’t violent like that all (yet).
 
Any clown/s I’ve owned have all attacked me haha

My old female years ago would literally latch on my arm like a dog and shake violently. I would get little welts from her!
 

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