Finsky
12/09/2007, 05:37 PM
I have a five foot by 18 inches by 26 inches deep reef tank with fish. I have 140 pounds of live rock with front substrate with seven LPS spread out over the five feet. Three plate corals, flowerpot coral, frog span, green pearl bubble coral, and a closed brown coral. Up in the rocks which build to up to 10 inches from the surface are Xenias, Polythoas, left end 10 inche Sabae Anemone and right end a Bubble Tip Anemone and Long Tentacles Anemone.
The fish include seven tangs, a foxface lo, one black occelaris clownfish, one clarkii clownfish, a pair of tomato clown fish, and three blue damsels, one Flame Hawkfish.
Recently, I purchased a pair of Sabae Clownfish. The largefemail tomato clownfish has chase both Sabaes since their arrival yesterday. I am hoping the Sabaes which are quite good size will take over one end of anemones although they have only managed to hide in the liver rock with the Clarkii so far. The black occelaris manages to free swim and occasionally host on the flowerpot coral and used to host in the sabae anemone when I first put the Long Tentacles and Bubble Tipped in the right side.
What is the thought on this second pair of clownfish getting along with the tomatos?
The fish include seven tangs, a foxface lo, one black occelaris clownfish, one clarkii clownfish, a pair of tomato clown fish, and three blue damsels, one Flame Hawkfish.
Recently, I purchased a pair of Sabae Clownfish. The largefemail tomato clownfish has chase both Sabaes since their arrival yesterday. I am hoping the Sabaes which are quite good size will take over one end of anemones although they have only managed to hide in the liver rock with the Clarkii so far. The black occelaris manages to free swim and occasionally host on the flowerpot coral and used to host in the sabae anemone when I first put the Long Tentacles and Bubble Tipped in the right side.
What is the thought on this second pair of clownfish getting along with the tomatos?