New Clowns

[edandsandy]

Check out these cuties!



Not sure of their proper ID, maybe Semi- Picasso's, Extreme Snowflakes ??? maybe someone can ID them for me...

 

[Tmoriarty]

Extreme (or premium) black ice snowflakes or depending on age and how much more black their faces get, black Phantom snowflakes (or Phantom snowflakes).

Nice looking fish

 

[ernieq]

Did you trade some juvis for those?

 

[edandsandy]

Extreme (or premium) black ice snowflakes or depending on age and how much more black their faces get, black Phantom snowflakes (or Phantom snowflakes).

Nice looking fish

Thank you, the LFS said they were semi picasso's from Proaquatix...
I'm guessing they are about 5-6 months old.

 

[edandsandy]

Did you trade some juvis for those?

Just couldn't help my self, now we have 5 pairs of clowns.....:eek2:

I still have my eyes on a pair of Wyoming Whites too!

 

[ernieq]

Are you keeping each pair in their own breeding tank?

 

[ClownfishSushi]

Check out these cuties!



Not sure of their proper ID, maybe Semi- Picasso's, Extreme Snowflakes ??? maybe someone can ID them for me...

Just visted Proaquatix's website and they have named those fish "Blacker Ice".

They are the result of breeding one of their "Black Ice" with a Black Ocellaris.

Many people are trying to produce a black and white clownfish (no orange) with snowflake markings. ORA calls them "Black Snowflakes".

100% guaranteed that's what they are but the amount of black to develop is unknown until they mature. The less orange, the better.

 

[edandsandy]

Are you keeping each pair in their own breeding tank?

Yes, each pair has their own home. Some homes are larger than others....
Our tanks range from 500g reef to a 65g shared with our seahorses and Banggai Cardinal fish to a 40g breeder shared with my Banggai Cardinal fish to (2) 10g

Just visted Proaquatix's website and they have named those fish "Blacker Ice".

They are the result of breeding one of their "Black Ice" with a Black Ocellaris.

Many people are trying to produce a black and white clownfish (no orange) with snowflake markings. ORA calls them "Black Snowflakes".

100% guaranteed that's what they are but the amount of black to develop is unknown until they mature. The less orange, the better.

oooppppsssss! my bad..... they are black snowflakes...I talked to the owner of our LFS today.... He started laughing at me.... thank goodness we are such good friends right....

We were talking about so many different clowns yesterday, that I got confused... Sorry, I'm getting old.... :uhoh3:

However, now that I have your attention....

I THANK YOU for your replys

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