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eljuno064
Rafa!
@eljuno064 · 1 month ago

Copperband update… 👀

Making progress.

He’s officially off brine and now eating live oysters way more aggressive feeding than I expected.

But… the tangs are on him.

• Purple Tang leading the charge

• Bristletooth backing him up

Tried the mirror trick helps while it’s there… then they remember him again 😅

And yeah… I went for it.

He’s now in the general population 😂

So far he’s holding his own, staying active, and still eating, but definitely getting tested.

Not calling it a win yet… this fish has humbled me before.

For those who’ve kept one long term—

when did you release yours?

Did aggression ever fully stop?

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MaizeandBlue
Craig Snowgold
@MaizeandBlue · 8 months ago

Sad day today. My female clown fish has come up missing. She’s not in the tank. I checked the overflow. I even checked in the sump thinking maybe somehow she got sucked down into the sump. She’s not there. Must’ve had a run in with one of my tang’s, and of course the crabs and the snails must have had a feast. I turned off the water so I could see down through the top of the tank she’s not in the tank. I feel gut shot today. That’s what’s hard about keeping these animals. We become attached and now I feel terrible. It happens so fast because I know for a fact, she was in there yesterday morning.

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butterflyman
Drake Scott
@butterflyman · 8 months ago

Have a new tank coming in soon.

Got a Waterbox 330.7 and putting together a potential fish list. I know I have a tendency to be aggressive about what I put in my tanks.

Wanting any feedback from personal experiences! Thank you in advance!

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fausty
Brian
@fausty · 9 months ago

My two clowns are going on day 4 in the tank. They are both about an inch and half in size. Quite little. Eating well also. I did notice today that they were showing some aggression toward each other tonight for a couple seconds. Is this normal?

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