New clowns finally take my carpet as host!!!

[125mph]

Are these saddlebacks or sabae? Either way, I'm happy my haddoni finally has clowns.. This is the 3rd set after trying for almost two years... The first being ORA midnights and the 2nd being SA Fancy Snows...

 

[125mph]

Interestingly, they seem to be sharing the nem with my p. crab ... at least for now... the crab is on the far side of the nem now though lol.

 

[ocellaris123]

Great fish and nem, the clowns are not saddleback, but are most likely sebae.

 

[M Woodhill]

Interestingly, they seem to be sharing the nem with my p. crab ... at least for now... the crab is on the far side of the nem now though lol.

How did u get ur previous clowns out?

 

[125mph]

How did u get ur previous clowns out?

I have a very good technique that gets clowns out in about 30 mins!

Basically, you use a large egg crate divider and split your tank into a third and make sure the clowns are in the smaller divided section. Next you move some of your rocks from the smaller third to the larger (or to a container if you don't have space in your tank)... Now make that divided section smaller and continue to trap the clowns. Next I use another egg crate and box them into a corner. Next grab your net!

 

[125mph]

Great fish and nem, the clowns are not saddleback, but are most likely sebae.

Why do you think they aren't saddle? Aren't sebaes harder to find?

 

[ocellaris123]

Why do you think they aren't saddle? Aren't sebaes harder to find?

The bright yellow tail, body shape, and the stripes tell me they are sebae. I've kept black saddles before and they are more elongated and are mostly black except the face.

Here is a pic of A. sebae from liveaquaria. Looks exactly like what you have

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+27+151&pcatid=151

 

[Daniel62]

Very nice