FS: Tomato Clown to someone with a fast net

[DaveWF]

So my tomato clown has taken to the new anemone like they were born for eachother, unfortunately, he has started becoming a little too aggressive for my tank and actively nips at me when my hands are in the tank.

I feel he would be easy to net from behind when he goes after my hand and darts backwards after trying to viciously rip my knuckle apart, so anyone with a quick hand should make short work of this guy.

$10 and he's yours

 

[TheReefNinja]

Lol so you want to get rid of him for protecting his home? they will do that no matter what clown you have mine will come after me if I get anywhere near her nems

 

[Dre59]

Sounds to me it's protecting his area and standing guard. My clown will push over anything new around it's area :furious: But the fish is loved by the Wife :inlove: Can't touch it!!!!

 

[DaveWF]

I'm not saying that he's doing what he's not supposed to be doing - however it was pointed out to me recently that tomatos are typically some of the more aggressive clowns and, more importantly to me, they get to be some of the largest clowns.
In my small tank, I figure it's better to get him out while it should be easy

 

[xtlosx]

I have seen occs that are just as aggressive. When they find something to host them, it's their turf. Not to say that saddlebacks and tomatos aren't any worse than the others, but they can all become biatches when they find a comfy nem.

 

[DaveWF]

He was just as aggressive defending my duncans before I got the 'nem!

 

[xtlosx]

You sure he isn't a she? Might explain everything! ha ha...

I kid, I kid.

 

[DaveWF]

FWIW, this is the clown for sale....

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