keeperofthefish
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How much flow can clownfish handle? I have two juvenile percs about 1" long (one slightly larger than the other). My 75 RR tank has serious flow in it, mostly provided by a Tunze 6000 stream and a Seio 1100. The clowns were introduced yesterday and really were being blown around. They quickly found calmer waters at the top of the tank in the corners, but I worry that the flow is just too much for them. This is a problem because I don't think my corals would appreciate much of a reduction. Plus, there are parts of the tank where there is less flow but the clowns insist on frequently seeking out the greater flow at times and even swimming into it. Are they panicking or enjoying this? Without a host anemone, where do clowns usually sleep at night? Do they not tuck into the rocks like other fish? Is it normal for them to hang out at the top of the tank?