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View Poll Results: How long?
died within 0-3 months 3 2.80%
died within 4-6 months 1 0.93%
died within 7-9 months 0 0%
died within 10-12 months 0 0%
died within 13-18 months 1 0.93%
died within 19-24 months 0 0%
died within 2-3 years 1 0.93%
died within 3-4 years 0 0%
died after 5 years + 6 5.61%
currently alive 0-6 months 12 11.21%
currently alive 7-12 months 5 4.67%
currently alive over 1 year 13 12.15%
currently alive over 2 years 6 5.61%
currently alive over 3 years 5 4.67%
currently alive over 4 years 4 3.74%
currently alive 5 years + 15 14.02%
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Old 01-31-2011, 04:18 AM
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Ive had horrible luck with clowns for what ever reason, none living past 3 months.. I have a new pair this time waiting till the rest of my tank was settled.. and they are doing well at 2months as a pair.. sooo here is hoping for more than a year!
Is it just clowns you are having trouble with?
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Please provide your experience in this poll:
which one? ocellaris or percula
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Just the clowns yes, and my one Ocellaris lived for sometime before a tank fault acutally made me have to restart. But with perculas never had luck.. couldnt tell you why. Treat them the same as all my other fish.. have had problems, where as most people I know, dont have issues with them at all and they are typically the fattest happiest fish in the tank. So my experiance may be isolated.. But im happy to report the two that I have now are well established and sexed.. one male and one female. Oddly since purchase, never noticed till later, my female has a flappy gill and is still doing fantastic.
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