First fish for me

[badbreath]

I've done some reading and I'm thinking that 2 Ocellaris Clownfish will be the first fish for my tank 80 gallon classroom tank.

When I go to the store, thinking of Age of Aquariums in Long Beach CA, anything in particular I should look for?

I've been told that the fish should be eating and they should preferably have been in for ~3 weeks, as that will ensure a greater likelihood of survival in my tank.

Anything else...

Oh ya, is it pronounced o cell air iss?

Thanks

 

[125mph]

I've done some reading and I'm thinking that 2 Ocellaris Clownfish will be the first fish for my tank 80 gallon classroom tank.

When I go to the store, thinking of Age of Aquariums in Long Beach CA, anything in particular I should look for?

I've been told that the fish should be eating and they should preferably have been in for ~3 weeks, as that will ensure a greater likelihood of survival in my tank.

Anything else...

Oh ya, is it pronounced o cell air iss?

Thanks

You can pick any occelaris and they'll ptobably be fine. They are one if easiest fish to have. Ask fir nemo

 

[badbreath]

Easy is good...we want to start with a success.

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[jeff@zina.com]

With clowns, especially occelaris, it's unlikely they won't eat and it's also unlikely the store will have them around for several weeks. They're popular. But any that's lethargic, in a tank with other ill-looking fish or that just doesn't look "right", I'd pass on.

Jeff