Show me your clowns and anemones

[shawne]

Picasso and bubble tip
Shawne

 

[Dragon moray ki]

Nice I'm looking into getting
A picas so pair in a bugle tp

 

[xtlosx]

I love this symbiotic relationship.. probably the main reason I got into the hobby, and still love BTAs and clowns Keep them coming everyone!!

 

[Cliff519]

Here's my little black O snowfalke clown hosting in a very small sabea anemone

The blow pic is a black O hosting in her red carpet anemone (haddoni carpet anemone)

Both pics are about 2 months old. both anemones have grown noticably since then

 

[Dragon moray ki]

Nice do you like the sabea

 

[M Woodhill]

merry xmas

here is mine. the ritteri isn't doin well though. deflates daily precisely at 4 p.m.

 

[elegance coral]

merry xmas

here is mine. the ritteri isn't doin well though. deflates daily precisely at 4 p.m.

Have you tried reducing the photo period, or shading the anemone? When they deflate late in the day, it's typically because the light is to bright and/or the photo period is to long. Your anemone appears to contain a vast population of zooxanthellae. This can make the anemone very sensitive to intense lighting or long photo periods. I would start reducing the lighting before 4:00.

 

[M Woodhill]

Have you tried reducing the photo period, or shading the anemone? When they deflate late in the day, it's typically because the light is to bright and/or the photo period is to long. Your anemone appears to contain a vast population of zooxanthellae. This can make the anemone very sensitive to intense lighting or long photo periods. I would start reducing the lighting before 4:00.

i tried the lightin shield that failed. it took immediate actions to the brighter area after witnessin its spot becomin dimmer

yet i didn't think about shortin the photo period

now the sunrise starts at 7:50 and full lightin starts at 9 for 10 hours and gradually goes off at 8:05

i guess i'll be shortin the full lightin hour to 8 and have a look at what is to happen

 

[Dragon moray ki]

I'm love the pics hope can get a nem one day

 

[davocean]

Here's my little black O snowfalke clown hosting in a very small sabea anemone

Your very small sebae appears to be a H.Malu, and should get no larger than about 10", so it will always be fairly small.
I actually prefer them for this reason in a mixed reef.
H. Malu and H. crispa are both what are often called sebae's, crispa being much larger.

 

[ja4207]

Here's my babies! As you can see I'm addicted to clowns.

FYI "DawgFace" is my screen name for my local reef club.

 

[ja4207]

One more.

 

[Dragon moray ki]

I love the colors and designs on those clowns

 

[jgmorr02]

WOW! Some of these are simply beautiful! Keep it going.

 

[Dragon moray ki]

I love the pics keep them coming

 

[nicodim55]

Here's my babies! As you can see I'm addicted to clowns.

FYI "DawgFace" is my screen name for my local reef club.

nice collection:bigeyes: glad I'm not the only one :bounce3:

 

[The Codfather]

There are a lot nice carpets there. Love the reds and the blues.

 

[cediss]

My melanopus

My melanopus

OK, I have no where near the quality pictures here. Also these new guys move a lot so these pictures don't do them justice. I love this variant of melanopus clown. Female chases male away intermittently, so hope they really pair up.

 

[cediss]

Here's another that partially shows the GBTA. Again poor quality pic. Sorry, it's time for an SLR

 

[TucanSam007]

Playing around with my sisters hd camera