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actually looks like a sebae.

There are some beginning signs if they're paired up such as swimming together. Being in close proximity of each other. Not chasing each other. Not nipping each other. Not killing each other. Those are good signs, but they can be tricky because sometimes they seem to get along well at first, but...

OK I'm sure you've heard it before but your clowns are perfectly fine without anemones. Have you tried having more power head? They love those, lol. I'm not sure what other inhabitants do you have in your tank (corals, crabs, etc.) because having an anemone might actually complicate things...

Anemone will move from time to time to find a perfect spot for it to live. You can try to agitate it but I don't think it'll do you any good and it might actually do more harm to the anemone. Just leave it be, it might move on its own someday. I know it's not pretty and you can't see your clown...

Is it a heater malfunction? This happened to me before so first thing probably get rid of the heat source. And then if it doesn't go down you can try to put a bunch of ice in a ziplock bag and float it to help cool down the water. If the anemone is still attached to something then there's still...

You can feed it brine if you want, but brine is not nutritious enough for anemone to thrive. Try to get some silversides or krill, these works well. Some people have even tried little pieces of seafood (shrimp, squid, etc.) I don't know whether they work or not. I'd go with the silversides and...

Here's another one. I'm not sure what mine is, but yours look exactly like mine, IMO. stupid_naso

It's sort of look like my mushroom. Some people have told me it's not ricordia, but I've seen places where they are identified as ricordia. But whatever it is, here's a pic...

Hey guys, Just wondering, I'm interested in buying a .75 gal nano from *****. They have it on sale for $20. The reason why I wanna do this is that my friend is selling her 125 gal and she has all my corals in it and I wanna keep some of them. From what I found the setup comes with a 7 watts...

Hahahahhahaha I'm sorry but that's funny. When they rubbed their bodies against each other I don't think that's a good sign. Well maroon is considered the more aggressive clownfish other than tomato. So it's hard to pair an existing one with a juvenile. If you desperately want a pair...

snailhave, The tail wiggling is a sign of aggression. In a way they're trying to fight on who's the more dominant. They're supposed to do this, but please watch them, things can get really ugly. When you said kissing the cheek spine, that might just be the smaller one trying to nip the bigger...

Here's the last picture of it before everything was moved to my friend's 100 gal

Here's in June 2003

This is my old tank... I had to let it go when I moved to college... Here's how it was in June 2001 when I started...