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Old 03/27/2007, 05:48 AM
OARrocks OARrocks is offline
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haha wow strange fish to say the least. man those pics of the clowns in the carpet anemone are so cool. like they have their own little blanket.

Keeperz your clam doesnt close up on him. I work at a fish store and we once had a purple tang get his head smooshed when the clam closed on his head. (clam didnt open for a day so a 3/4 of the tang was sticking out)

mine have both kind of found spots one by my heater, but it doesnt look like he is sleeping because he is swimming fairly hard...
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Old 03/27/2007, 07:48 AM
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The female sleeps in the RBTA and the male in the Cynaria.
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Old 03/27/2007, 08:25 AM
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Very Comfy..

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Old 03/27/2007, 09:27 AM
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I have a tomato that loooooves his xenia bed.
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Old 03/27/2007, 10:29 AM
Pico Keeper Pico Keeper is offline
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I have 3 clowns, my pair doesn't sleep together. One sleeps in my RBTA, the other sleeps on top of a brain coral. The other clown sleeps on top of my gonipora.
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Old 03/27/2007, 12:09 PM
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Mine will lay sidways on his gbta and sleep... Althought he still moves almost constantly... it's a hard job trying to stay sideways in his host without sliding off it!
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Old 03/27/2007, 01:03 PM
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My lil' guy alternates. Some nights he sleeps in one patch of zoo's, some nights in another, and yet again, some nights he sleeps near one of the PH's. Hopefully once we find him a suitable girlfriend, they'll pair up and sleep together. I hate seeing him sleep alone
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Old 03/27/2007, 01:54 PM
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Usually in the tank, but sometimes my girl lets them sleep in the bed.
I hate when they leave ich behind...
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Old 03/27/2007, 03:17 PM
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My balck saddle back sleeps in my 12"gigas clam. My percs in their gigantic RBTA, the pair of pink skinks in their LTA
 


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