Best Clown Fish
I am going to be purchasing a pair of clown fish very soon. In your opinion what is the least aggressive, hardiest, and most fun to watch clown fish? Thanks for anyone's input.
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Ocellaris.
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x2 for all the reasons stated above.
Also buy one significantly larger than the other. You'll have a better chance of them pairing. |
[QUOTE][i]<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11420146#post11420146 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Flipper1 [/i]
[B]Ocellaris. [/B][/QUOTE] Agree with Flipper 100%. Either Occellaris or True Percs. If you don't like orange, you can go with a pair of Black Occellaris clowns. If you are looking for something non-aggressive, put Maroon Clowns on the very bottom of your list. |
True Percs for me are the best by far! have way more personality than Occellaris and have more black and deeper orange depending on which ones you get, but i would definately check out rods-reef.com. they are more expensive but awesome clowns
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[QUOTE][i]<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11420187#post11420187 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Pmolan [/i]
[B]x2 for all the reasons stated above. Also buy one significantly larger than the other. You'll have a better chance of them pairing. [/B][/QUOTE] The poster fish of reefing. A must have fish :D |
Everybody ahs to have a "Nemo".
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check out the gold bar maroons. one of my personal favorites (except for the aggressiveness)
But the Black and White Ocellaris are cool (a bit pricey) I love mine, had her for a year, and I think she's mated with my false perc |
My ocellaris pair appears to be pretty idiotproof. I've even had them shipped, the female had a leaky bag and arrived in barely enough water to cover her (about a literal cup of water) and pulled through wonderfully. They'll eat any kind of food and don't bother anything else. Plus they're wicked cute when I get home, come into my room and they rush to the feeding corner of the tank to greet me :)
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Thanks guys. I appreciate the input. I have two tanks so I think I will start with the ocellaris, another question. Should I go with tank raised or wild? One shop in town keeps tank raised and they are going to be $15 a piece o sale Monday, if you purchase two of them. That seems to be be a great deal for them. They also have some blacks but they are $35 a piece.
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ask em for 2 blacks, $60 out the door
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Get the tank raised, then you don't have to worry as much about brookanella and other disease. It is always a good idea to support breeders.
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^ what she said ^
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Yup, tank raised are the way to go. Whether black or orange is personal preference, I don't think it affects behavior. Buying tank bred fish is always a good practice.
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I'd also get the tank-raised clowns. They were born in a captive environment, which usually means they'll be hardier in the long run. Also, I agree with LockeOak - supporting breeders is a good idea.
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I have a aussi black and I absolutely love him!!
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My vote is for the Ocellaris clownfish as well. Pair up very well and get along well with most tankmates. Not aggressive at all.
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