Clownfish

[Vera94]

Turn the power head on and move it upwards to crest surface agitation. It’ll help with the oxygen in the tank. You don’t have corals so don’t worry. Keep testing with good kits. Clowns will be they’re super hardy.

 

[Vera94]

From the picture I posted, would you keep that powerhead there or where you personally place it? I've heard to not face it towards the live rock.. but really would like the best results for oxygen.

 

[Sabellafella]

That would make one swim to the top and the other sleeping at the bottom just fine? Tank was cycled. I waited awhile an did the necessary things to create the nitrogen cylce it needed.

That's just clownfish for ya. They act pretty funny when they are sleeping, that's if your lights were turned off.

I'd just give it some time for them to establish some type of comfortable behavior first. Otherwise this may continue untill then, might pull a couple of hairs out over it. But I'm sure it's fine. Just make sure they are eating, especially an appropriate amount since your tank looks relatively new

 

[Vera94]

That's just clownfish for ya. They act pretty funny when they are sleeping, that's if your lights were turned off.



I'd just give it some time for them to establish some type of comfortable behavior first. Otherwise this may continue untill then, might pull a couple of hairs out over it. But I'm sure it's fine. Just make sure they are eating, especially an appropriate amount since your tank looks relatively new

 

[Vera94]

How much would you feed them being this tiny? Not really sure of the amount to be honest. I don't want to over feed them because I know that's a common mistake I've heard happens.. but i don't want to deprive the little dudes either. Lol. Especially being tiny. I just have little flakes for them.

 

[Kmst80]

+1 on what sabellafella said, clownfish can act weird.
Mine sleep right up the top where the return outlet is. Got 3 bta's...not interested

 

[Sabellafella]

How much would you feed them being this tiny? Not really sure of the amount to be honest. I don't want to over feed them because I know that's a common mistake I've heard happens.. but i don't want to deprive the little dudes either. Lol. Especially being tiny. I just have little flakes for them.

Flakes are fine, they break up into small particles for them to eat. There's other tiny frozen food varieties but the flake does just fine. Atleast untill there big enuff, then switch them to some type of frozen food.

 

[Vera94]

Ahh okay, I didn't know I needed to do that. The more ya know. So how many times a day should I feed them?

 

[vtecintegra]

Two

 

[Vera94]

Two

 

[Vera94]

Okay thanks!

 

[Kmst80]

I feed once a day, some people feed multiple times a day. My fish get a big feed in the evening.
It is important too what you feed your fish, the better the food the healthier your fish.
Personally i do not feed flakes, i feed frozen and live food. Live food is the best, brine shrimp are really easy to raise, copepods easy too, blackworms and white worms are a bit harder. My fish go nuts for either.