Clownfish List & Pictures

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Cool, thanks for the info, I understand now. It's strange what you say about nutrition, Atticus, because a lot of my mature pairs have gone through rapid, growth/color change in a reasonably short time (check my GBM in my gallery), maybe it's the funky 'gumbo' I feed my fish, or the 11 other options they have to pick from.
 
I beleive lighting and nutrition are 2 of the biggest factors. Most of mine are black before they reach the 1 year mark. A male with a darker gene may also play a role . The clown in my avitar is a juvie that is about 10 monts old.
 
Thanks David, but I cant take credit. The juvie is from my pair, but I did not take the pic. Casbarian took the picture and cut it out for me. My camera skills are not very good, while his are.
 
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v283/lesrat/tank/MVC-164F.jpg
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Key Of David said:
why is my ocellaris fish called a "false clown"? I have never understood that...

The "trade" name for them is The False Percula Clownfish. An attempt to seperate them from A. percula (aka the Percula Clownfish) as they are a different species (A. ocellaris).
 
A question for the more experienced clownfish breeder (Oama). This question is also in its own thread, anything answered here I will copy over.

My Allardi pair is said to be a juvenile pair. (pic bellow)
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Will their markings change before they are able to spawn?
David
 
SDC had them in their list two weeks ago. Those are babies and I would say they are 3-5 months old. They have way to go to start spawning. I have 4 pairs of them and they are one of the nices after two banded once.
 
guybirch said:
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Snowflake Clownfish, oceanaquatics in the UK

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Squareflake Clownfish

Is the Squareflake legit, or is it photoshopped? I think it is really unique, but I can find no mention of it online anywhere.
 
DougSupreme said:
Is the Squareflake legit, or is it photoshopped? I think it is really unique, but I can find no mention of it online anywhere.

It is being termed a Picasso Percula and it is legit.
 
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Dlckwood said:
Heres a black variant of A. ocellaris
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Do these pair qualify as Ocellaris Var or Perculas? They are lighter than your variants, but mine are younger....am I to expect on upon getting older, they'll lose the orange on their face and go all black as in your picture above? This was the only picture I saw that came close to the ones I have. They were labeled when I bought them as "black true perculas" Any light you can shine on this would help. Thanks.

here's my pair:

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Yep, black ones. They should darken up but there is no garrantee they will be completely jet black.
David
 
liv4speed1 said:
Looks great, looking at all the pictures going down I could hear myself saying, "I want that, that, that, a pair of that, that, and that".

Nice post!

I was thinking exactly the same thing:)
 
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