What type of clown is this?

[Osteoicthyes]

The middle one. I traded a guy at the fish store some frogspawn drags for these guys.

 

[Osteoicthyes]

I meant frags, but my phone auto-corrected my typing to "drags".

 

[Trademark]

Percula

 

[z's_N_p's]

Picasso

 

[BonsaiNut]

A low quality picasso.

 

[bLac2]

Awww BonsaiNut you make it sound as if he's not worthy of our attention! "LOW QUALITY!?" Merry Christmas to you Bonsai, just a little poke of fun at ya!

 

[jt_milstead]

"Semi Picasso" Percula. Be careful with three clowns in there.It might get messy.

 

[nemoboy1]

Semi Picasso...

 

[BonsaiNut]

Awww BonsaiNut you make it sound as if he's not worthy of our attention! "LOW QUALITY!?" Merry Christmas to you Bonsai, just a little poke of fun at ya!

It's all good People are starting to understand that a "good" quality picasso is perhaps 1 in 100 fry - or maybe more. Heck, champion koi are about 1 in 100,000 fish...

 

[Osteoicthyes]

A low quality picasso.

Thanks.

It was free with the trade. And, my daughter likes it, so that's all that really matters.

Also, they're in a quarantine tank.

They should have enough room in my 150. It currently is occupied by another low quality clown and full of what you'd probably consider low quality corals, as well.

 

[velvetelvis]

Quality is in the eye of the beholder, and grades and suchlike are just marketing terms that drive up the price of fish. Any healthy fish with good conformation is a "high quality" fish.

 

[jt_milstead]

Thanks.

It was free with the trade. And, my daughter likes it, so that's all that really matters.

Also, they're in a quarantine tank.

They should have enough room in my 150. It currently is occupied by another low quality clown and full of what you'd probably consider low quality corals, as well.

I think you are asking for trouble with all these clowns.....

 

[Osteoicthyes]

In a 150? With lots of rocks and coral? I previously had a large black percula, a maroon clown and another clown that was paired up with the remaining one. They co-existed for 7 years before a power failure claimed them and a good number of my stony corals.

We were gone for 3 days during the summer.....

It's taken me 2 years to reverse most of the damage. A few fish and some of my soft and LPS are all that survived. Most of the SPS died.

If they do have problems I will move whom ever needs moving. I've got two more large tanks.