Hi guys
Well, the title kinda summarises it.
Went to the LFS (jem aquatics, canberra; australia) and they had nice big long tentacled (3-4") Catalaphyllias (note, cattys here and in singapore are okay, dont get affected by the elegance disease you guys seem to be experiencing). So i told the owner that id take the clowns and the catty if theyd host in the catty. So we tried putting in a pair of CB occys with the cattys for a week; nothing happened (dumb clowns)
Next we put in a small pair of WC western australian (black) clarkiis and (in a seperate tank) a pair of WC honey clowns (akindynos). So i went in today and theyd just cleaned their tanks so the cattys were pretty unhappy.
But i could see the clarkiis were hovering around one particular catty. A guy who worked there said that before he cleaned the tanks the clarkiis were hosting. All good (...so far)
And in the next tank the akindynos were happily hosting; the female actually lay down while the male was swimming frantically (obviously detesting my observing them). One problem - they were hosting some red macroalgae attatched to a bubble coral. (Dumb Clowns)
Anyway, now im not too sure which ones to take
The akindynos pair is gorgeous!!! And they really are hosting the macro (some sort of red ulva thingy).Sigh, will prob go with the akindynos though, therye too cute to resist =p
Which ones should i go for?
Well, the title kinda summarises it.
Went to the LFS (jem aquatics, canberra; australia) and they had nice big long tentacled (3-4") Catalaphyllias (note, cattys here and in singapore are okay, dont get affected by the elegance disease you guys seem to be experiencing). So i told the owner that id take the clowns and the catty if theyd host in the catty. So we tried putting in a pair of CB occys with the cattys for a week; nothing happened (dumb clowns)
Next we put in a small pair of WC western australian (black) clarkiis and (in a seperate tank) a pair of WC honey clowns (akindynos). So i went in today and theyd just cleaned their tanks so the cattys were pretty unhappy.
But i could see the clarkiis were hovering around one particular catty. A guy who worked there said that before he cleaned the tanks the clarkiis were hosting. All good (...so far)
And in the next tank the akindynos were happily hosting; the female actually lay down while the male was swimming frantically (obviously detesting my observing them). One problem - they were hosting some red macroalgae attatched to a bubble coral. (Dumb Clowns)
Anyway, now im not too sure which ones to take
The akindynos pair is gorgeous!!! And they really are hosting the macro (some sort of red ulva thingy).Sigh, will prob go with the akindynos though, therye too cute to resist =p
Which ones should i go for?