Picked up a new clownfish

[ReefMarc]

https://vimeo.com/133229463

Just liked the video I made of the new clownfish and I thought I'd share. Picked him up from a fellow reefer.

 

[Dkuhlmann]

Did you take the nem also? Nice clown!

 

[ReefMarc]

Thanks. There's so many different ones out there and they all look interesting. I'm sure I'll pick up another soon enough. The nem I got a couple of months back and I'm happy about that one too.

I'm still 3 years new to the hobby and only now getting into the stony corals portion of it so definitely ramping up the learning curve.

 

[daveM100]

Pretty clown.

 

[CoralsAddiction]

Nice Wyoming White clown.

 

[ThRoewer]

Thanks. There's so many different ones out there and they all look interesting. I'm sure I'll pick up another soon enough.

That's how it started with me originally and pretty soon I had more tanks than some stores. :lol2:
The issue is that you can only keep one clownfish pair per tank. So as soon as you want another pair you will need another tank.
After a ten year break I started again 8 months ago and I'm already back to 4 percula pairs. And there are still so many nice ones out there... :debi:
I guess I need to stop buying fish and work more so I can afford buying a house (though that's an increasingly expensive endeavor here in the SF Bay Area)

The nem I got a couple of months back and I'm happy about that one too.

I'm still 3 years new to the hobby and only now getting into the stony corals portion of it so definitely ramping up the learning curve.

That's a really nice BTA. I also like the clown. I had a pair of those among my other 15+ pairs back in Germany.

 

[rt67ghy]

Nice! I can see an aiptasia on the rock with the zoas. You may want to zap it or... leave it to the nam to take care of.

 

[ReefMarc]

Thanks guys.

The thought of having more clown pairs sounds good so far, I'll be sure to take it slow though since I can get carried away. 15+ pairs and now back up to 4, seems your back alright. Lol

Aptaisia is back here and there. I actually had berghias take care of them before and that was kind of a nice way to take care of them. Maybe I'll go that route again or try something different like a filefish.

I'll have to read up on clownfish pairs now since I'm definitely enjoying watching this hyper little guy.