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Hi everyone! This is my latest upload covering my newest addition, a clownfish. Ill show you how I went about introducing him along with my new cleaner shrimp and conch snail. Stay tuned for an update in the future (SUBSCRIBE!). I know there have been several threads similar to this before but another doesn’t hurt. Show me those clowns! What makes your clownfish unique? Mine has a singular spot on one of its sides and I got it for the same price as a regular ocellaris ($60 cheaper than what I planned to get originally, a mochavinci. This one is much more special to me though)

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I absolutely love clowns in a reef tank but since my early experience with brook, I will never put one in again unfortunately.
 
I absolutely love clowns in a reef tank but since my early experience with brook, I will never put one in again unfortunately.
I don’t blame you. Horrible disease from what I have seen. Those clownfish are something special. Even if finding Nemo didn’t come out, I would still get one, gotta love them.
 
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Lovely video
This is the best pic I’ve managed to get of my two reprobates. They don’t stop wiggling long enough for a good pic most of the time! Either that or they are photo bombing my other fish when I don’t want pics of them
 

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Like it!
Lovely video
This is the best pic I’ve managed to get of my two reprobates. They don’t stop wiggling long enough for a good pic most of the time! Either that or they are photo bombing my other fish when I don’t want pics of them
Glad you liked it! Omg same! When I try to get good pictures of my clownfish, he will always swim in the middle of the tank away from the glass and switch to his other side without his special dot. Drives me crazy sometimes. I can get good pictures of my royal gramma and Midas blenny within a minute or two, but for the clown, it’s a good solid 10 lol.
 
clown with their duncan and the pair together
 

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Love that first pic especially. He's got a beautiful pattern. Hoping over time my clownfish start to darken life that

Here's a pic of them when I first got them (they just turned 2 1/2). I'm crazy about the overall black with orange highlights that they've developed since then.

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