Pearl eye Clarkii - yay or nay?

Pete Paschall

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I know that Clarkii clownfish don't have the best reputation, but I saw this guy yesterday and brought him home. Currently in QT, and hoping to add him to the DT, but don't want to disrupt the community. I actually removed a bonded pair of perculas, because they stayed at the back of the tank and were seldom seen. I have 2 RBTAs, hoping he might like to make one of them his home, and the stocking is:

- 1 two spot bristletooth tang
- 1 yellow mimic tang
- 1 leopard wrasse
- 1 blue star leopard wrasse
- 1 pygmy possum wrasse
- 1 flame hawkfish
- 1 bi-color blennie
- 1 purple firefish
- 2 blue/green chromis
- 1 azure damsel

Tank is 100 gallons. Do you think the Clarkii will cause problems? He's such a cool fish that I'd like to think that by adding him last, he will mind his manners.

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While I dont have particular experience with Clarkis I did have a 4 inch maroon at one time (died of old age I think after 8 years). I think you have a shot at it working out because of introducing him last and having host anemone. Id give it a go. Good luck
 

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they can be territorial. With just one and no eggs you will be ok. If he hosts the nems he won't stray far. Good luck.
 

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