My new A. bicinctus
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CoralsAddiction
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Perhaps not as hard to find or not as expensive as Bicinctus, but I saw some nice melanistic Clarkii for sale in Sacramento today. Too bad I don't have room for a pair of these.
msman825
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Perhaps not as hard to find or not as expensive as Bicinctus, but I saw some nice melanistic Clarkii for sale in Sacramento today. Too bad I don't have room for a pair of these.
Wow, I'd like a pair of these
ThRoewer
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I started ramping up the salinity in their QT to normal last weekend.
Today I notice that the smallest of the 3 was breathing labored and a bit apathetic. The large ones seem fine. Prophylactically I gave them all a dose of Septra. I may also need to give them a formalin bath after all...
Today I notice that the smallest of the 3 was breathing labored and a bit apathetic. The large ones seem fine. Prophylactically I gave them all a dose of Septra. I may also need to give them a formalin bath after all...
ThRoewer
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The heavy breathing of the little one stopped overnight with the Septra dose. He also went back to normal behavior. But something is still bothering them all as I saw them "cough" and scratch themselves.
I don't think it's Cryptocaryon, not after 2 weeks of hyposalinity and without the other typical symptoms.
It also doesn't really fit Brooklynella or Trichodina, the usual suspects with Amphiprion. Though I'm gonna give them a formalin bath anyway, just for good measure.
The other things I worry about are velvet and flukes...
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I don't think it's Cryptocaryon, not after 2 weeks of hyposalinity and without the other typical symptoms.
It also doesn't really fit Brooklynella or Trichodina, the usual suspects with Amphiprion. Though I'm gonna give them a formalin bath anyway, just for good measure.
The other things I worry about are velvet and flukes...
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Yuri Barros
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Perhaps not as hard to find or not as expensive as Bicinctus, but I saw some nice melanistic Clarkii for sale in Sacramento today. Too bad I don't have room for a pair of these.
This one look like ABCC (Australian Black Clark´s Clownfish)...........today named as a new species (Amphiprion milii).........from Western Austrália.......Abrolhos.....Ningaloo....Coral Bay....Exmouth..........
Beautiful species........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gPvSDmbgZ8&t=11s
The tail have its transluscent tip..........suffused with the yellow..........make them diferente from the other yellow tail Clark´s.........
LargeAngels
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I've treat all my fish with Prazipro for flukes.
MarinaP
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This and I would extend hypo
Yuri Barros
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maybe its not A. milii........
the shape of the bands is not the same.......
the shape of the bands is not the same.......
CoralsAddiction
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Exactly. I'll start a new ID thread for that clown and anemone
Yuri Barros
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Its a lone fish....or do you see a group.......
Juveniles Clark´s have yellowish tail........while the adult pair have sexual dicromatism........females have a white tail.....and Males have the outer bords of the tail yellow.........
CoralsAddiction
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There were about 3 or 4 of them with similar bars; all large in separate tanks.
Their price was $25 vs $15 brown Clarkii if price is any indicator
CoralsAddiction
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Back in January I saw this melanistic clownfish which I thought was Clarkii but it was around the same time everyone was getting large shipments of A. Sebae so I was not 100% positive about ID
Yuri Barros
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Back in January I saw this melanistic clownfish which I thought was Clarkii but it was around the same time everyone was getting large shipments of A. Sebae so I was not 100% positive about ID
yjis one is not A. sebae.......
Its A. clarkii.......
but the fishes with yellow tail are very intresting..........
CoralsAddiction
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How are the large ones from LA?
I saw some larger rose anemones at AC but $$$ at $200 each. I got a nice one for under $60 at Aqua Life in Rocklin if you don't mind the drive. They had some nice green ones too for $30
Yuri Barros
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green are nice.......
ThRoewer
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Tiny!
This is what they shipped me as large:
And this is their size chart:
Small: 1-1/2" to 3"
Medium: 3" to 4"
Large: 4" to 6"
I would call those nothing but small...
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CoralsAddiction
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That’s terrible size representation
ThRoewer
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This is their size 9 days later when - according to their customer support agent - they should have regained their full size:
The PVC fitting is a 1.5" straight connector with an outside diameter of 2.25". I would say that's at the very most medium for the larger of the two...
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