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Originally Posted by Thomas712 You won't find these guy I hope: bioluminescentamphipods Why? are they bad? I've never heard of them.

I feed my anemone thawed table shrimp, about the size piece of my pinky fingernail, every day. Although a couple times a week is what everyone else seems to do. By all means, thaw it though! Some people feed them silversides. You don't have to order anything from the internet. Fresh seafood...

I was enjoying this thread and you guys bailed on me! Who got the shark! It's like a soap opera!

Yeah, I'd like to know if that works. I was looking at that option myself but was too scared to try it.

Not to argue with Bang Guy, because he definitely knows what he's talking about, but if you check out page 188 of the infamous Wilkerson clownfish book under the heading "hatching" she states that you can acheive a higher hatch rate by leaving the eggs with the parents, and it's less stressful...

Yikes! How big is your maroon? That's quite a bite! Bet you bought rubber gloves after that one, huh?

Frogspawn...closer to anemone anatomy.

I have read that even though maroons are hermaphroditic like all other clowns, that they are the only clown not guaranteed to create a mated pair, even if they grow up together. The best chance of getting a mated pair is to buy a large established female, and a really small male who wouldn't...

I could be wrong but I heard sea urchins are poisonous. Perhaps the clowns are trying to host the urchins and getting stabbed, then the other fish are eating the poisoned ones?

I want to breed maroons, so I've been asking a lot of questions on the subject, and I get the same response from everyone. Maroons are considered an "agressive" fish, and should only be housed with such. If they lay eggs and you try to take them out, the maroon will actually attack and bite a...

I have a mated pair of Ocellaris, I've had them for three months now. They have their own dedicated 40 gallon tank for breeding with live rock, and a slate rock for egg laying. They are getting ready to spawn, (I hope!) and both are healthy and eating well. My concern is that while the male is...