saltwater4life1
Member
Hello guys,
I've been doing lots of research on breeding clowns for quite some time and i finally got 2, last month. They came from a tank with probably 20-30 other misbar clowns, I figured they were most likely unsexed. After a day or two i noticed they were hanging out alot. Now I've seen quite alot of the male being submissive and whatnot during feeding time or when the other (female) clown got to close. They aren't hosting anything, which is fine with me as i don't have any other fish in the tank right now, But i started to notice the pass few days that they have been playing in the sand at night in one spot. almost how you see clowns playing in their host they will just swim real low and then shake a bunch and make a big mess and swim away, i'm just wondering what could this be? Are they just playing or is it possibly a bug or something on them they are trying to get off?
Thank you,
~Nick
I've been doing lots of research on breeding clowns for quite some time and i finally got 2, last month. They came from a tank with probably 20-30 other misbar clowns, I figured they were most likely unsexed. After a day or two i noticed they were hanging out alot. Now I've seen quite alot of the male being submissive and whatnot during feeding time or when the other (female) clown got to close. They aren't hosting anything, which is fine with me as i don't have any other fish in the tank right now, But i started to notice the pass few days that they have been playing in the sand at night in one spot. almost how you see clowns playing in their host they will just swim real low and then shake a bunch and make a big mess and swim away, i'm just wondering what could this be? Are they just playing or is it possibly a bug or something on them they are trying to get off?
Thank you,
~Nick
