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how come nobody suggested a clownfish???? those are by far the most reliable and cool and cheap fish out there.
Two of my favorites, basslets and of course clown fish
I literally put two different sized clowns in my 20 gallon and they immediately asserted dominance and they never leave each others sides now just a matter of if theyre comfy with the parameters and hiding spots and stuff, really easyThere was one person. I was kind of expecting it to be a little more popular but maybe that's why it's not popular (since it's a popular pick). Hehe
i have a osellaris clown already. I was also thinking of adding a second. I haven't looked up how difficult they are to pair. Idk hehe
I did the exact same thing and have had the same results. They live happily in their BTA. Just make sure they're different sizes.I literally put two different sized clowns in my 20 gallon and they immediately asserted dominance and they never leave each others sides now just a matter of if theyre comfy with the parameters and hiding spots and stuff, really easy
Absolutely beautiful!I had a pair of Green-banded Gobies in a 5.5g nano for 3 or 4 years that amazed me by spawning once a week for nearly all that time. It was a such a thrill and a privilege to observe this behavior--courtship, nest establishment, nest tending (by male), hatch and conveyance of larvae out of nest (by male, in his mouth!).
Dunno if these pics will appear or not--tried copying and pasting from an old thread from another forum.
Gravid female:
Male displaying behind gravid female:
Larvae:
It's a male mckosker flasher wrasse.WOW, what is the name of this beauty?
It's a male mckosker flasher wrasse.