please help me quick

[grink dude]

tomorrow i am looking to get an orange ocelarris to go with my black and white ocelarris. is this a good idea, should i do it,shouldn't i?? help me i want to get it tomorrow

 

[COreefer]

If that's what you want then do it...as for compatibility there shouldn't be an issue as long as they are not both females.

 

[grink dude]

yeah i was just wondering if they would fight to the death. my current one is like 2.5-3inch, and i iwll get one that is like 1.5inch

 

[rkelman]

Sounds like a plan

 

[rickyfins]

Sounds good from this end too. If you can try to get one of the smaller ones that is in a larger group.

thanks,


Rick

 

[grink dude]

i called the lfs, and he said it was about 1.5 inches, and he said that if they begin to gifht that i should bring them straight back to him

 

[grink dude]

fight^

 

[rickyfins]

Awe crap, put one in a FW breeder net and let them get used to each other.

That may help.

U know the ones that hang on the inside of the tank?

 

[Flighty]

QTQTQTQT! Don't risk your existing clown with a new clown from the LFS without at least a few weeks of quarantine on the new guy. I know it is hard to be patient, but clowns so frequently come with killer diseases. It is much easier than you think to have a little QT tank.

 

[grink dude]

well i got the clownfish, and they paired up instantly i am so happy.

 

[rickyfins]

Awesome pictures! What type of fish is sticking his head out of the LR? He looks very COOL!

thanks,

Rick

 

[grink dude]

lol he is my midas blenny, he is hilarious. if you want one, you must make some sort of long and narrow hole for him to live in, he likes them the best.

 

[grink dude]

i was just wondering, is there more chance they will host now they are in a pair, than if i only had one fish??

 

[berniekyle]

awsome pics