My Xmas present: A. latezonatus

[Peter Schmiedel]

Thanks to all for the further hints!

@Matt,
I don't know the product syou mentioned, but believe what I have is similar products. Adding the Lsymatha seems to increase their comfort a lot.


@Marina
cant cover the tank as may rack system set up does not allow it completly. They are in the anemon during the night and in the rockwork if spooked during the day. The male already realized that I am the food "dispencer" and less shy. Female still needs to learn a lot.

 

[LargeAngels]

clownfish75: Both warm and cool. Eco-tropic and I both found that temp. didn't seem to matter.

 

[marinebetta]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8855412#post8855412 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by LargeAngels
clownfish75: Both warm and cool. Eco-tropic and I both found that temp. didn't seem to matter.

LA: What's your "warm"? I'm interested in your experiences with them in warmer waters. Had my last batch in waters ranging from night lows of down to 25C to daytime highs of about 29C and IMO they were fine....till the brook struck! Those kinds of temp for us is "warm" but maybe for you guys it "hot"

 

[LargeAngels]

marinebetta: My warm was around 80-81°F (27°C.)

 

[marinebetta]

Thanks, bro. Did either of you notice any difference in behaviour (including any spawning behaviour) or health at these two temp ranges (besides the blindness and eventual demise...)?

 

[LargeAngels]

No difference. Also, in the warm system none of the other clowns ever went blind. I think there was about 25 pairs on that system.

 

[clownfish75]

might i ask what the cool temp was, mine are sitting on 20-21oC

Christian

 

[LargeAngels]

If I remember correctly it was 22-23°C. I'd have to dig up my notes from then to be sure.