Stubby in 10 gallon

[miami10gal]

Hi again reef central. I finally added a fish to my new tank today after 2 weeks of cycling. I bought a stubby ocellaris. very small and active. hes already eating his flakes, i got him yesterday. My question is should i keep my 150gph filter on high flow? Im worried he will get tired. Is 150gph in 10 gallon to strong for a baby clown? Its suppose to be for up to 35 gallons. Would the clown be happier with flow on low? any help will be appreciated thanks again rc.

 

[miami10gal]

Still no reply... really starting to think about joining a better reef forum u guys are no help.

 

[Alex]

I would keep the high flow. Fish might look tired but they can handle more water movement than you think. Plus if they really get tired there is always a lower flow spot around the rocks

 

[miami10gal]

Thank u alex. i think i will leave the flow high. its just the way a clown swims i think that make it look like its struggling

 

[FTDelta]

Still no reply... really starting to think about joining a better reef forum u guys are no help.

Wow... really? Seriously, you need to learn to be patient when waiting for an answer.

 

[xtlosx]

Wow... really? Seriously, you need to learn to be patient when waiting for an answer.

It was barely an hour.. seriously? People I tell ya.. especially when it's free advice.

 

[bradleym]

It was barely an hour.. seriously? People I tell ya.. especially when it's free advice.

+1 at least try a bump first. OP if you find an anemone forum that always responds with good answers in under an hour, please PM me. I'll sign up and even be a sponsor.

 

[peasofme]

i would lower the flow