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Honestly, I think you should just add one more fish, and that would be a flasher wrasse, it's a great choice and will add some nice movement to your tank.

My clarkii clowns are tiny, less than 2" I think. I've got some Tetra marine flake food and frozen stuff for them. If I need to get a supplement, should I go for the standard liposome spray or one of the immune-boosting ones? Not sure if I can afford both, it depends on how much I get for my clowns ...

To be honest, I'd get rid of both if I were you, mate. If the male does turn, chances are he'll pick up her temperament as well, and you don't want that. Fingers crossed those spots on your wrasse are just stress-related from the angel's introduction and the clown's aggression. If you do end up ...

To be honest, I'd get rid of both if I were you, mate. If the male does turn, chances are he'll pick up her temperament as well, and you don't want that. Fingers crossed those spots on your wrasse are just stress-related from the angel's introduction and the clown's aggression. If you do end up ...

To be honest, I'd get rid of both if I were you, mate. If the male does turn, chances are he'll pick up her temperament as well, and you don't want that. Fingers crossed those spots on your wrasse are just stress-related from the angel's introduction and the clown's aggression. If you do end up ...

Just a few days after noticing my flasher wrasse's frayed fins, my female clarkii clownfish is at it again - this time chasing him away rather than nipping his fins. I've observed the wrasse spending most of its time hiding behind my skimmer pump over the past couple of days. Upon closer inspection ...

What's the deal with this frag, is it a hammer or torch one?

Hi Scott, thanks for your interest in helping me out with my Bangaii Cardinalfish issue.

To be honest, I'm not sure how much info you'll need to figure out what's going on, but I'll give you as much detail as I can.

My tank's a 120 liter, it's been running for about 8 months now. As for rock, I ...

I've been noticing my Bangaii Cardinalfish hasn't been coming to the front of the tank as much lately. It's a timid little thing, and still a juvenile, so I'm not too surprised. But today I saw it hiding in the bottom corner, and its tail fin has been nipped. It's just recovered from fin rot, which ...

zenoxa wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2025 12:13 am I've seen this before, it's just a normal fluctuation in their appearance, nothing to worry about in my opinion.

Cheers zenoxa, appreciate the reassurance