Yesterday was a big day. The first fish finally went into the tank. My two semi-Picasso clowns have been through the tank transfer method over the last two weeks and yesterday was the final day.
Took them out from the last "tank" and put them in a bowl to acclimatize to the tank.
Then they finally went into the tank. Put the small male in first to let him get familiarized himself with his new surroundings. He immediately went towards the area where the two RBTA are. Was hoping for that but did not fully expect it since he has not even shown the slightest sign of interest towards the nems during his whole stay in the nano cube. Also since the females started to live in the RBTAs in the nano she has been somewhat aggressive towards the male, not letting him in. After some time I put in the female too. She did the same as the male and went directly towards the side of the tank that has the nems. She did not go in them though but swam close to both them and close to the male which surprised me.
Then they started to get closes and closer to the RBTAs...
... and towards each other.
Finally, to my great joy, they both (!) went into one of the nems. Looking very happy. Guess the tank transfer method worked much better than expected, got the male and female to finally bond. They have not left each others side ever since.
Took them out from the last "tank" and put them in a bowl to acclimatize to the tank.

Then they finally went into the tank. Put the small male in first to let him get familiarized himself with his new surroundings. He immediately went towards the area where the two RBTA are. Was hoping for that but did not fully expect it since he has not even shown the slightest sign of interest towards the nems during his whole stay in the nano cube. Also since the females started to live in the RBTAs in the nano she has been somewhat aggressive towards the male, not letting him in. After some time I put in the female too. She did the same as the male and went directly towards the side of the tank that has the nems. She did not go in them though but swam close to both them and close to the male which surprised me.

Then they started to get closes and closer to the RBTAs...

... and towards each other.

Finally, to my great joy, they both (!) went into one of the nems. Looking very happy. Guess the tank transfer method worked much better than expected, got the male and female to finally bond. They have not left each others side ever since.

