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David
@Moon · 7 months ago

Its been two weeks since I got a pair of Long fin Clownfish!

They finally settled and started to learn their feeding cues! Much less food waste now!

I got some diatoms in the sand and glass but the copepods and snails are catching up nicely!

Now is just a lil maintenance 😁

Excited to add a cleaner shrimp and/or hermit crabs in the next couple of week! (Still deciding on the hermits) What you guys think?

And now I’m researching for compatibility for the anemones and soft corals

or maybe just add the Euphyllia instead is anemones🤔

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Anthony
@708_reef · 6 months ago

Picked up this little gem. The first 2 days were rough, the springer was going after her. She's settled in a cave and is swimming freely around it now. The springer seems to have lost interest thankfully. Her tail is beat up but she's all colored up nice and eating fine. I've had several over the years, one of my favorite fish to keep. Colorful, active and in my experience peaceful for a damsel.

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Rachel
@singwithmylife · 11 months ago

Not sure why the green shrunk down so much… At night she flips me off… 🙄😂 How long did it take for y’all’s clowns to start hosting on the anemones? So far, mine will only host on the back wall of the tank. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Little weirdos.

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Cody Stephens
@Coach_SaltCreep · 11 months ago

Adjusted lights to see.

Extreme Snow Onyx Clownfish Pair

Yellow Watchman

Filamentous Flasher Wrasse

Lost a sharknose and banggai to some rookie mistakes.

Letting the tank mature for now before adding anything else. Thinking about mixed corals, a BTA and some RFAs.

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John
@Saltwaternewb2025 · 7 months ago

Added these 2 guys as our first fishes. LFS recommended them for cycling instead of dosing ammonia or using raw shrimp. They are really active and sleep in the rocks at night. I hope they survive the cycle process!

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Craig Snowgold
@MaizeandBlue · 11 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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