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Is it possible for a reg. ocellaris and a black and white ocellaris to couple? Nemo has been in my tank for three yrs and I want to give him a cool mate. Here are my eccentric thoughts: 1. if it's black and white I can tell them apart 2. get the black and white one slightly larger so that it...

....are you serious? not cool. It was a normal looking bicolor but now you guys got me wondering. I'll take a look at it's eyes when I go home this weekend. Btw...he is still a blenny right? o.o

lol thanks! It's just so odd you know? I mean they're called bicolor blennies for crying out loud!

looks....empty (j/k) No really it looks nice, especially with no lights! As for cleaning the glass snails, the regular scrubbers or those rediculously expensive magnetic things, or my dad used to use an only credit card but his was a 20 g, can't wait to see it with fish!

Please put him out of his misery! Do something!

Attachment 235761 This is the blenny I mentioned before that went from bicolor to monocolor....I don't get it

I was told by a friend that he knew a guy that had a queen trigger in his tank with other fish. They had lived peacefully for years, then one time when he came back from a vacation all the other fish were killed and had a huge chunk out of all of them. The guy got so mad he took the queen...

I've seen sand sifters in the store and they're so cute! They go around leaving little pyramids of sand that they've sifted ^.^ Correct me if I'm wrong but gobies as a whole are all very cute and quirky by nature. I have a neon/cleaner goby and everytime I stick my arm in the tank (working on...

fyi, if you get a wildcaught clown (ocellaris) it will more likely know what an anemone is (not that you really want it going to your condy). I mentioned I took some rather...unorthodox methods to get my tank raised ocellaris to go to my anemone. I stuck pictures to the glass of clownfish in...

yes, so sadly sensitive, I went through 3 and then gave up in my nano. Nemo was so excited when one would arrive :( he would court them and everything (don't ask he's one confused clownfish) Then they would dissapear, I was lucky enough to keep one for about a week. Very finicky eaters

thanks for the reassurance. Lenny the blenny and Goby are both quite intelligent and don't go near the anemone but because it's so big it blocks Lenny's hole and makes him homeless in his own territory. All my fish sleep on that side of the tank so I can't imagine him finding a new home away...

As I have mentioned before I have 24g nano with 1 ocellaris, 1 formerly bicolor (now monocolor) blenny, and one neon/cleaner goby. I have just added a large green bubble tip anemone. It was impulsive, I know, but I had a LTA about a yr ago and everything was good. I got a really good deal on...

Okay lemme give you a breakdown on this....cuz I know ;) First off, Spanko is 100% right, Condy anemones are not hosts neither are pink tip hatian (or whatever they're called) anemones. Clownfish will never go to them!!!! Second mistake is that ocellaris or false perculas are not the...

Nuro is right, they are quite suicidal fish and very sensitive from my experience. If you don't have a tight lid on your tank you can expect to find it on your floor at some time or another. I have read that they need space and it's not wise to put two together, but not impossible. If you do...

I purchased a beautiful bicolor blenny last summer and he adapted well into my small peaceful 24g nano tank. I already had 1 false percula and 1 neon cleaner goby. He settled in really nicely without any problems, even though I watched for him to show any aggression towards my goby. Very rarely...