Proud new owner!!!!!

TheHotOne

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It's official I am now a owner of a Black and White Clown. I went and bought a very nice deal on an established 28 Gallon JBJ Nano Cube. There is about 36-38 pounds of Live Rock. My black and white clown, a decent size clean up crew, and a few nice corals as well, also some red and blue mushrooms. I will post some pictures of the tank tomorrow when I go pick up my Six Line Wrasse. I forgot to mention the Black and White Clown I have is actually misbarred, from what I have read these are from England tank raised. That was interesting to find. Pictures to come.
 
Just a teaser, pictures were taken with my iPhone. Its not as cloudy this morning, but the glass still needs a good scrubbing.

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Will get much better quality pictures with my camera later today. The fun part now is cleaning the tank to my liking.
 
Thank you very much. There is quite a bit of rock in there. Will get some better quality pictures for you all. This clown has got me hooked. He is a funny little thing.
 
I think u got my clown's lost brother/sister I have one black and white misbar with the same exact misbar. They should meet up one day :-p
 
My plans for the tank are to keep softies, some frogspawns, etc. When I'm up for the task that is when I will venture into getting a BTA. Thank you all for the kind remarks on the clown. We are naming the clown Shamu. Will try and get some pictures up tonight, if not tomorrow.
 
I did quite a bit of research before making the purchase, thank you for your input. I will keep an eye on her. I will be adding a Yellow Watchman sometime today as well. I read that if all the fish are introduced around the same time that will lessen the chance of fighting. So far the six line has just been cruising through the rocks and crevices. Shamu definitely holds his own. The six line appears to be submissive towards Shamu, which is a good thing.
 
careful with adding all these fish so close together- nano's are delicate, and such a quick and large increase in bioload might cause an ammonia/ nitrate/ nitrite spike.

that said, Shamu is adorable, and that sixline is gorgious! Sixlines are such pretty little fish, I've been considering adding one to my biocube as my last fish (its that or a longnose hawk), and I love B&W's; I can relate to the excitement, I left school early the day my misbars were sceduled to arrive so that I would be able to acclimate them properly. I miss my female (she jumped while I was at camp), but I still have her little mate.
 
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