Picasso True Percula Clownfish

[Doug]

Originally Posted by michika

They come from a breeder, or an organization called ORA I believe. Very expensive, I've heard about $300 starting for a pair. There is also a wait list like many other unique things in the hobby.

[bv_reefer]

-ouch digital-audiophile 3 clowns in a month i can only hope that, that desn't happen 2 me. i got a 2-foot sheet of glass ( for jumpers but mostly for the halides) but that kinda makes me wanna get a bigger sheet-

[digital-audiophile]

I like to have an open top for too keep my temperature down from the hallides.

I would go egg crate but I have a rimless tank so I have no where to really secure an eggcrate top.

I think I have figured out that my six-line wrasse has made the jekle and hyde transformation and is now being an *** to the other tank inhabitants. He may have to find a new home in the sump.

[Geofrog]

3 of my 4 clowns used to jump all the time. I'd gradually notice fewer and fewer clowns in the tank until one day while cleaning out my overflow I found three of them in there. Fortunately they have stopped jumping and settled in the anemone, but one of them did try to pull a Nemo (unsuccessfully). He got struck where the drain goes into the sump and perished.

[michika]

Originally Posted by Geofrog

3 of my 4 clowns used to jump all the time. I'd gradually notice fewer and fewer clowns in the tank until one day while cleaning out my overflow I found three of them in there. Fortunately they have stopped jumping and settled in the anemone, but one of them did try to pull a Nemo (unsuccessfully). He got struck where the drain goes into the sump and perished.

My tomato clown, my first fish ever, pulled a nemo as well. It was tragic.

[bv_reefer]

-oh man thats not good i'm gettin' a tomato clown in a couple days he better
not jump that much!