I made the mistake of investing in that box of little tiny soldiers that came in a box the size of my hand. I should have spent my $1.49 on the x-ray goggles so I could see through girls clothing. It could of been worse though, at least I didn’t get stuck with sea monkeys.
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Tagged Anyone, box, clothing, comic books, girls clothing, glasses, goggles, hand, mistake, pair, sea, Sea Monkeys, size, tiny soldiers, x ray
I have a 40 gallon reef tank and I already have two small colonies of polyps and 2 small mushrooms on a rock and i will eventually get more corals, as you know corals are no fun without fish. I know some fish have to be put in before or after others or they will fight, I need to know the order I should put the fish from this list in. Blue Hamlet, Bi color Anthias (3 female, 1 male), Sunrise Dottyback, Copper banded butterfly fish, Fishers Angel fish, Potter’s Angel fish Multi barred Angel fish (couldn’t make up my mind so feel free to chose for me), mating pair Maroon clowns (preferably gold striped maroons), a mating pair of Scott’s Fairy Wrasse(female first then buy the mail), Midas Blenny and Radall”s shrimp Goby, maybe some cleaner shrimp and hermit crabs. If your wondering im going to put them in at least a week apart, and if you are wondering where im getting my money from, I work at the saltwater fish and garden store so i get good discounts. Help me if you can by giving me the order of which I should put them in. Thanks!
Posted in Fairy Shrimp
Tagged angel, angel fish, anthias, banded butterfly fish, butterfly fish, cleaner shrimp, Clowns, colonies, copper, fairy wrasse, fish, gallon, gallon reef tank, hamlet, hermit crabs, Hey, mail, maroons, mating, midas blenny, money, mushrooms, order, pair, polyps, reef, saltwater, saltwater fish, Scott, shrimp, sunrise, tank
I Made a Tank Designed for them only, well…basically they’re the only Fish in there…
Tank Size: 29g
Tankmates:
1 Green Bubble-Tip Anemone
1 Chocolate Chip Starfish
1 Coral Banded Shrimp
2 Turbo Snails
Substrate:
Crushed Seashells and Coral
Decor Coral (Plastic)
Real Coral (Yellow polyps)
1 Med Live Rock
2 Large Rocks
And Plenty of Algae Grass (Diatoms – Snails & Clownfish Graze on the Stuff)
My Clownfish Greatly Differ from Size, One’s 3-1/2 Inches and One’s 1-1/2 Inches Long. The Big one Plays the submissive Role by “Pecking” at it and the small one does a seizure stunt.
I Feed them Varies of Food:
Marine Flakes
Brine Shrimp
Marine Cuisine
Emerald Entree
Zooplankton
& Frozen Dried Blood Worms
They Don’t Host the Anemone, but they do stay near it alot when someone takes a glance at the Tank, and they love to eat. I’m sure they’re Host it someday because the Big Clownfish was Diving in the anemone (Not Touching but Diving) when I was cleaning my tank like it was scared and my small Clownfish Grazes on the Algae Grass (Diatom) That grows near on the Rock the Green Anemone Occupies.
Everyone Seems healthy…I want them to become a breeding Pair
Will they eventually become a Breeding Pair?
I Forgot to Mention that they are “False” Percula Clownfish..
Posted in Brine Shrimp
Tagged breeding, clown, clown fish, Designed, eggs, fish, pair, tank
My LFS currently has a pair of these in hist store they have benn eating brine shrimp for the past month. I want this pair! is it possible to keep them eating this or will they just eventually die. I have a 110 gallon tank with about 100 pounds of live rock and a deep sand bed, but i have never been able to see copepods. I dont want to buy them if i am going to just kill them. Can they survive if they are eating prepared foods? will m,y sebae clown bother them? will any of my watchmen gobies bother them?
Posted in Brine Shrimp
Tagged benn, brine, Brine Shrimp, deep sand bed, gallon tank, goby, hist, LFS, Mandarin, mandarin goby, month, pair, sebae clown, shrimp, store, watchmen
What would you recomend for conditioning a breeding pair and what would be the easiest form of feeding for fry. What about Hakari First Bites, is this fry food any good for newborn fry? I’ve also heard of egg yolk and brine shrimp ( but hatching brine shrimp sounds complicated and messy.)
i want something that wont be too expensive and wont take up too mucch room or is too fragile because I share a home with very courious kids and cat. Thanks for any advise.
PS I’m currently feeding my male and female freeze-dried blood worms and they love them.
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Tagged betta, brine, conditioning, egg yolk, feeding, form, fry, fry food, Hakari, hatching brine shrimp, pair, recomend, shrimp