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hi what clown fish would you sugest for my 29 gallon bio cube(tomato, true perc, false perc). I am leaning toward false percs.
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Percs are kinda boring IMO. I would suggest Clarki's, skunk, tomatoe, maroon,or cinnamon.
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Just remember all those guy r gonna get a good size and your gonna find your self taking any of those guys out
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The skunks will stay smaller. If he just gets one or a pair and another fish like a goby or something it should be fine in a 29BC.
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Here, fishy, fishy, fishy
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False percs arent a bad idea though
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Personally I like the tomatoes. They are alittle different from the norm.
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I like the maroons and tomatoes
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I have a false perc. they are extreamly hardy! Can take almost any changing conditions which is great for a small system. They don't usually care for a host. I got an anenomy in case and he ignores it. Just certer most of your built up rocks or they pick a corner and never leave! Tomatos are great but they almost need an anenomy.
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i've had my tomato clown for 4 years and still no amenome
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well maybe he'd tell you he's depressed if he could talk ;)
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First off I do not understand what having or not having a refugium has to do with an anemone.
Second many tank raised clowns do not ever host. And the last is when you are researching which fish to have in your tank take into consideration the size that they will reach when fully grown or have somewhere for them to go when fully grown. |
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