roushmustang
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Another one.
what type of species of clownfish is this and are they available for the aquarium trade
How rare is this?
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plecosword
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Hard to tell, it looks like a cinnamon clownfish with an extra two stripes.
roushmustang
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A great start to the new year.
Largish Rubro found. Released after the pic was taken.
is this clownfish available in the aquarium trade and whats it called
plecosword
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Thats amazing! Im 90% sure that is a cinnamon Clownfish
LINCOLNZ34
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Great pics!! Love the backyard!!
criccio
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Another one.
what type of species of clownfish is this and are they available for the aquarium trade
As has been stated it's a A. rubrocinctus. A. melanopus do not extend into this area. Also, they only retain the single head bar into adulthood, the other two will fade away.
As to availability, there are CB available in the states, but they do not look like their WC counterparts. There are WC available on rare occasion from LA.
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Rivers are being flushed out again due to the heavy rains.
Not bad for 20 minutes work. Stocking up for the next year.
A pic of Azumi's fat fish.
OMG to the free foos and the awesome fish - more so the free food u lucky guy
Royalty86
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I most admit I'm kinda jealous 
. I wish I could live in Australia mate, New England is just a bit to cold for my taste. Plus being able to get up close with all those amazing corals and livestock would probably blow my mind. It's kinda makes me grueling a little bit. lol keep up the great work and thank you for show us a small peace of your world down under!
. I wish I could live in Australia mate, New England is just a bit to cold for my taste. Plus being able to get up close with all those amazing corals and livestock would probably blow my mind. It's kinda makes me grueling a little bit. lol keep up the great work and thank you for show us a small peace of your world down under!robertgangly
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hey great pics the clown in your hand is awsome
ezhoops
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Its funny cause you've inspired me to start a similar thread only showing what we have here in the midwest USA. Right now all the lakes are frozen in about 18" of ice but many fish and inverts are still to be found under that ice. Not a tropical oasis such as yours but unique in its own right of course. In fact I was just ice fishing in a blizzard in northern canada this time last week.
Lewy, I just wanted to thank you for all the photo's and your comments on all of them. I know it's probably a pain in the a@@ to drag a camera, buckets, nets etc.. every time you go out but it is truly apperciated espically when I'm at work 12 hours a day in Michigan waiting for a HUGE SNOWSTORM to hit, thank you for the escape and keep up the good work, tip a Fosters I love that Beer and great thread !
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