Thank you! I've always been keenly aware of the marine aquarist north of the border, which is why I try to always be careful to say "North American hobbyists". I'd be happy to cover a "truly Canadian" marine aquarium story sometime!

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Thats the key isn't it? We don't want to take any more of these creatures from their homes so breading them would be awsome for conservation. Plus I've always been partial to captive bread clowns for their ease of care. I'd hate to bring in a wild caught "Lightening" only to have it parish in my tank.

Not sure how different we are from aquarists around the globe, but there are definately some interesting and successful tanks around Canada. It would be cool to see one profiled.

Danny

Wow those look sweet! Will I need to invest in a grounding probe if I get one of these? hahaha I kill me! er.. um.. ya, nevermind carry on.

Lmao Kien.. so witty.... :razz:

Wow that sure is a neat critter! Im really glad they are considering the 'breeding' of the animal as part of the selection of the buyer. And the fact they will be using other clowns from the same region to attempt breeding with is great.

Thanks for sharing!

Chris