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I think I have some old screens around the house... I’ll take a look.No, acrylic warps. People often make lids out of window screen kits. BRS sells them.
Thanks! You totally should, they are amazing!!Super healthy looking fish dude! Makes me want some designer clowns :(
Not sure about Lexington, sorry, I’m only up there once a week.Do you have a good LFS that carries saltwater around Lexington?
Clowns look good.
Ah, I assumed you went to a place in Lexington.Thanks! You totally should, they are amazing!!
Not sure about Lexington, sorry, I’m only up there once a week.
If you can make the drive, I highly highly recommend checking out PETropilis LIVE (Movie Vault), in Lawrenceburg, that’s my LFS.
They have some awesome fish there, and a huge frag tank.
Here are some pictures:Ah, I assumed you went to a place in Lexington.
That place looks...unique haha. Will definitely check them out when I'm out that way.
Thank you!Those clowns are too cute. Decided on names yet?
They are also one of my favorites! Right now, they are chilling near the rocks, but they usually stay under the powerhead. (No clue why clowns like powerhead so much... :rolleyes:)Awesome, clowns are some of my favorite fish other than Purple Tang (love them for some reason). My Clowns love the corner of my tank at night, other than that they swim all over. Good luck, saltwater has its ups and downs.
They are new to the system. Give it time.Thank you!
No, not yet, still deciding. ;Nailbiting
They are also one of my favorites! Right now, they are chilling near the rocks, but they usually stay under the powerhead. (No clue why clowns like powerhead so much... :rolleyes:)
Beautiful pair!I just went to my LFS and picked up a pair of Snowflake Clownfish!! These are my first ever saltwater fish.
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I got them for $40 each and I also got a Turbo Snail.
I’ll get better pictures once they are in the tank and have acclimated. :)
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I’m going to use frozen mysis shrimp (also picked up a sheet of that today) and New Life Spectrum Marine pellets to feed them, in case anyone was interested.
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In case any of your were wondering (from following my other threads) I did take some samples of my water to my LFS for them to test it on their kits, and everything came back normal. The only difference was the nitrates were a bit lower than I gathered.
Thats good :) usually it will take a few days or weeks before you notice slight aggression, when they become comfortable in their new tank and are ready to begin properly bonding, so they will fight between them who becomes female. Usually the larger one becomes female.Thank you! I think they are bonded, which is so good. I have noticed zero aggression and they always swim together. :) :)
They are pretty much the same size now, so pretty impossible to tell. ;ShiftyThats good :) usually it will take a few days or weeks before you notice slight aggression, when they become comfortable in their new tank and are ready to begin properly bonding, so they will fight between them who becomes female. Usually the larger one becomes female.
Just watch out for some fin nipping
Good luck
Probably after buying a multi-hundred dollar super sensitive 'nem, no doubt? :Dmy clarkii hosts a hole in my rockwork
You forgot that the clown has to throw it into the powerhead as part of some protest.Probably after buying a multi-hundred dollar super sensitive 'nem, no doubt? :D