clownfish hardiness?

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hi everyone, i just upgraded to a red sea reefer 300 and my clowns (6 years old) are still in my 100l tank. the 100 litre is pretty awful and i don’t think the perimeters would be the brilliant but my clowns seem well in it. my new tank has been cycled for 3 weeks and now has a royal gramma for a few days and snails + shrimp for 2 weeks. i would like to move my clowns across but obviously are sentimental to me. should i do it as the perimeters seem good? and i think my royal gramma would benefit with some fish as she seems quite shy alone but at the shop was quite confident with fish
 
hi everyone, i just upgraded to a red sea reefer 300 and my clowns (6 years old) are still in my 100l tank. the 100 litre is pretty awful and i don’t think the perimeters would be the brilliant but my clowns seem well in it. my new tank has been cycled for 3 weeks and now has a royal gramma for a few days and snails + shrimp for 2 weeks. i would like to move my clowns across but obviously are sentimental to me. should i do it as the perimeters seem good? and i think my royal gramma would benefit with some fish as she seems quite shy alone but at the shop was quite confident with fish
Hi, If the tank is truly cycled and the parameters, mainly salinity and temp, are the same between the tanks, I see no reason why your clowns wouldn’t do well in the new tank.
 

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