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so I know iv seen this post on here before but my clownfish will not leave my corner overflow and has now been sucked in twice. I have no idea why he would chose to stay in this spot all the time. It eats fine and will dart to the other side of the tank when I feed. Nitrates are 0
Ammonia 0
Ph is usually around 8.0
Any ideas as to why he does this or what type of material can I use to keep him from getting sucked in.
 
Yeah I'll have to look into some screening for it. The clown has been hanging in a different spot for now. But it's only a matter of time before he wanders up there again. All are fish are happy and active I don't get it he just sits in that corner lol.
 
Yeah I'll have to look into some screening for it. The clown has been hanging in a different spot for now. But it's only a matter of time before he wanders up there again. All are fish are happy and active I don't get it he just sits in that corner lol.

I have one that does the same thing, hangs out in a cave by some palys, is there all dang day and night while my other clown is in the anemone, been like that for a year, still haven't figured each other out.
 

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