27 clowns in the same tank 27 months~Thread of the Month

[gnorman]

mmm yummy, ur fish are going to love their dinner

 

[[]V[]addog]

wow that is alot of effort! lol
but nice work, i love seeing all those clowns!

 

[cjs3055]

wow!!!

 

[bartek101]

looks great... congrats..

 

[MyLittleReef]

Simply amazing!!! They all look really healthy, too.

 

[elegance coral]

You must be a great chef. All the clowns look very healthy.

 

[Mavrk]

Happy birthday to the clowns (a bit late).

 

[rostato]

Just read the whole thing. All I can say is WOW! I am totally inspired

 

[miguelp19]

Just sat for idk how many hours and read this thread from start to finish. I have no words.... just absolutely amazing and inspiring and gorgeous. I am currently trying to breed maroons and ultimately make a set-up that resembles yours. I know that maroons are one of the most aggressive clowns, but from what i understand as long as the "group" of clowns are raised together they should be fine right? or is this impossible because they're maroons??

thank you for all your help, im sure everyone appreciates it. im sure it might get kinda hectic with all these questions and some asked over and over again. But then again, it must feel nice to be the inspiration of many, just like me. Thanks again.

Miguel

 

[miguelp19]

as i've done much reading and looked at many pics, it seems that the clowns that were sold to me as "maroon" look alot more like B&W Ocellaris. I looked at the pictures that they have of these in Dr.Fosters & Smith of B&W ocellaris from juvenile to adult and they look exactly the same as mine did in both stages. So im pretty sure they are ocellaris, kinda relieved cuz i think it'll be easier to breed and keep in a group. Stupid of me to overlook that haha i just thought mine were a darker maroon.

Will definetly follow this thread more now that i know this might ease things. thanks

 

[2Addicted]

as i've done much reading and looked at many pics, it seems that the clowns that were sold to me as "maroon" look alot more like B&W Ocellaris. I looked at the pictures that they have of these in Dr.Fosters & Smith of B&W ocellaris from juvenile to adult and they look exactly the same as mine did in both stages. So im pretty sure they are ocellaris, kinda relieved cuz i think it'll be easier to breed and keep in a group. Stupid of me to overlook that haha i just thought mine were a darker maroon.

Will definetly follow this thread more now that i know this might ease things. thanks

Start a thread and post pictures we will get a positive id for you.

 

[kellerexpress]

What a cool thread, they all look fat and happy!

 

[blaten]

I can't even imagine how amazing it must look in person.

 

[Nano2010]

wow

 

[Zero Cool]

Geez, that tank must be a busy one to watch. Love it!

 

[german_reef]

I really like your aquarium and especially the multiple anemones is a big eye catcher! I looked into that as well while having my setup back in Germany and I will consider this again when being back.

Yours are all BTA right? Is this the reason why it works to have multiple within one setup? My aquarium size is about 250 gallon and initially I thought in having carpets and BTAs. What would be your opinion on that?

Thanks in advance
Ilja

 

[cuda mex]

woooooooooow men! it´s really,really amazing,i love no only the babies ,i love that giants and beautiful anemons,here, in Mexico city is difficult to have such tanks.mus´t be taken a lot.congratulations.:thumbsup:

 

[saigon1]

WOW all healthy

 

[Alunai]

I have sat and read this entire thread, drooled over the pictures and had my eyes glued to the videos since yesterday. I gave my tired eyes a break only to sleep and rearrange my own rockwork. =) Your tank looks amazing and it is truly inspiring. Keep the videos and pictures coming!

 

[Soundtrigger]

Awesome

Awesome

This tank is great I love all the clowns ( this may of already been asked ) did you introduce all the clowns at once or add some then some later?