traveller7 January 23, 2008 Author Share January 23, 2008 Got fry yet? Won a smaller but more important battle, got the B&W's breeding on a tile :D 1pr down, 2 to go ;>) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
treesprite January 24, 2008 Share January 24, 2008 cool Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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rsaavedra February 9, 2008 Share February 9, 2008 Scott I have a pair of Black and White Ocellaris and a RBTA, is that a suitable anemone for that particular clown? I saw your the pics you posted about your b&w clowns tank and I didn't recall seeing a BTA or any other anemone for that matter. Thanks for your help. Raf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
traveller7 February 9, 2008 Author Share February 9, 2008 Howdy Raf, My pair actually prefers a group of BTAs to the H. crispa they have now(small H. crispa in first picture off this thread). They are not really picky and have called at least 10 different anemones/corals home over the years. For folks intent on breeding, I would be recommending BTAs or nothing at all, the overfeeding to maintain high yields drives the maintenance interval too much for my taste Picture of the pair before the skunks and nigripes kicked them out of the BTA colony: fwiw: Don't be surprised to see slight changes in coloration as they change species of anemones. Saw you might be selling your pair, they would be a good deal for anyone interested in a hardy pair of clowns. So much better to pick them up after a few months of conditioning Take care and all the best. Scott Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rsaavedra February 9, 2008 Share February 9, 2008 Howdy Raf, My pair actually prefers a group of BTAs to the H. crispa they have now(small H. crispa in first picture off this thread). They are not really picky and have called at least 10 different anemones/corals home over the years. For folks intent on breeding, I would be recommending BTAs or nothing at all, the overfeeding to maintain high yields drives the maintenance interval too much for my taste Picture of the pair before the skunks and nigripes kicked them out of the BTA colony: fwiw: Don't be surprised to see slight changes in coloration as they change species of anemones. Saw you might be selling your pair, they would be a good deal for anyone interested in a hardy pair of clowns. So much better to pick them up after a few months of conditioning Take care and all the best. Scott Awesome response Scott!!! Thanks for the valuable information. I actually ended up with 4 Black ORA misbar juvi and 2 Black non-misbar juvi clowns. One pair perished in a return pump accident, one pair is in my display and the other pair is on my QT. Right now there are couple of things I'm tinkering with a few things in my head so one might officially be selling one or the other. Are you going to the meeting on Sat? I would like to ask you a few things in person. Raf Raf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
traveller7 February 9, 2008 Author Share February 9, 2008 Are you going to the meeting on Sat? I would like to ask you a few things in person. Raf I am attempting to rework my schedule this weekend, but it does not look good at this point :( Since I only know a few things, I might actually be able to help you out More likely, I'll know who to ask :D Hope to see you there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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