Hi, I've had an ocellaris and a black and white clownfish now for about 2 months and I just have a slight question. When I first bought it, the ocellaris' dorsal fin was always standing up or it was always erected. But currently, it swims without the erected dorsal fin and I'm just wondering is this normal? Or should I take anything into consideration? Thanks again
Dorsal Fin Question
- Thread starter timjoemak
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Oww and I do have another question, my clown has been hosting a bubble tip anemone for about a month now, but I'd like to ask although she sleeps in it at night, during the day time, why don't I see her inside the anemone but under it? As in not between the tentacles but under the tentacles where the body and the foot is? ><
WaffleWalffle22
Zoa Extreemist
Maybe hiding from light?
I don't think she is because whenever I go close to the tank she will come out to the top of the tank thinking there is food for her. I'm not sure but it feels as if she prefers the body of the anemone instead of amongst the tentacles >< but before this, she used to just swim into the anemone and not come out for a long time and suddenly she will just pop her head out. I wonder what's wrong now... ><
1fishkeeper
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It dont sound like there is anything wrong with her hanging out under there. Sometimes they just need a change and will go between places like that.
Erm, do you think any of it might be related to my clownfish who just started having white spots 2 days ago? But she is still eating really well... She might just like to hang out there. But would there be any linkage between she hanging out there and white spots? Just a query though.
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