Hi all! Apologies in advance for my horrible fish picture taking abilities
I thought I'd toss in some pics of Rod's Onyx I picked up in Feb of 2005.
Here is the pair when I first put them in the tank:
Here is the pair as of yesterday...so a little over a year in my system (no anemone)
Here is my female. It was mentioned earlier about Rod's female having white on her dorsal. As you can see in the photo, my female also has white on her half black dorsal.
My male is impossible to get a pic of. He's always zipping around "their area" of the tank when I approach. Here was a shot I was able to snap off. He is still developing some coloration between his second and third bars (his third bar is not shown in the photo)
I'm not too concerned about my clowns having a true black onyx coloration. I'm extremely happy I was able to get Onyx clowns that were not WC, that are very healthy, and have a really deep black coloration.
Here is a close-up of the shape of the female's face.
Oh...I almost forgot. They are fed a variety: mysis (alternate soaking in garlic, vita-chem, selcon), occasionally cyclopeeze, small pieces of sinking pellet (golden pearls/brineshrimp direct), and sometimes frozen prime reef formula.