My first saltwater tank!

I haven't been able to get them to eat yet. I got them on Saturday and fed them later that day and they picked up the food but spit it back out immediately. I waited a day and tried again on Monday but they didn't even pay attention to the food.

I think these guys have flukes because I've been watching them and they twitch violently at times. The little one has also been running his head on the PVC pipe.

A good example of why quarantine is a good idea!

Luckily I've got prazipro and cupramine on hand as soon as I can get them to eat.
Looks great and welcome! Where are you located?
 
Thank you and good luck to you as well!

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They're a bit camera shy lol.

I have a hard time getting a good shot of my new clowns too as they are very shifty. ;p the other pair in my anemone are much easier as they hang out in the anemone.
 
I have a hard time getting a good shot of my new clowns too as they are very shifty. ;p the other pair in my anemone are much easier as they hang out in the anemone.

I never thought it would be this hard to get a picture of fish haha. I wonder how the people at live aquaria and the like get such good pictures.
 
I never thought it would be this hard to get a picture of fish haha. I wonder how the people at live aquaria and the like get such good pictures.

You take like 50 and pick out the one good one you got. ;p
 

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