Show Me Your Clowns!

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This basically sums them up to a T..

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I think Wyoming clown? I’m new to the hobby and they were sold to me as “designer clown?” (No joke ? Included) for 12 each. They were pretty skinny when I got them but thanks to frozen foods and lots of spot feeding they’ve recovered.

edit: Looked up platinum and they look like them. Neat!
ahh okay! 12 is cheap for designer clowns imho!
 
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Here is my mated pair. I used these two to cycle the tank. 4-5 years ago. Took probably 3 years before they started laying eggs. But they love the Bubble tip cove. They get lost in there
when i eventually upgrade when i move, im dedicating a 40 gal simply to a pair of clowns and nems!
i guess you could say my 13.5 gal thats coming is also a clown tank, but i cant keep nems :(
 
how do you have so many clowns in one tank? and ur 3 "special" clowns are adorable!
Young and captive bred, will just harem together until they start pairing . i have a few months...:)
 
i guess you could say my 13.5 gal thats coming is also a clown tank, but i cant keep nems :(
Careful with a pair in a 13.5, my female killed my male in mine. The small tank doesn’t offer much room to escape.
 

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