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Originally Posted by Dogstar IMO, they are less agressive than most other Clown species.... Each individual has it's own temperment. I had to get rid of a pink skunk because it always would attack me whenever I cleaned the tank.

You would be fine w/ any of the small fairies!!

Mine use to love thawed raw shrimp soaked in Zoe.

I would remove 2 if I was you. The larger one is maturing & becoming a female. You will have a huge fight soon until only a pair remains unless you tank is very large.

I agree it's bleached not dyed.

Here's a pic of my favorite clown.

It looks like it belongs in the chromis family. Definately a damsel. Did you seasrch on wet web media.com??

Originally Posted by unleashed nice catch!!!thats not a fish thats easy to catch Unless you live next door to the world's best muskie lake "St. Clair"!!

Mine likes to change his burrow every couple of months though.

The false percs are now a pair. If you were to add any type of clown it would get killed by the pair.

It sounds like odomium (ick) to me. As long as there is fish in your tank you will always have it present. It goes in cycles. The "white spots" burn off after the lights are on. You should remove ll of your fish and qt asap. As far as dosing the reef tank good luck. The only really good remedies...

No!! The clarkii's would end up killing the percs sooner or later.

Yes your clown will kill any other clowns introduced into his territory. I would never mix species of clowns. How big is your tank??

Originally Posted by CELACANTHr The A. thiellei clownfish is in the skunk clownfish complex i.e. it looks like a skunk clownfish. HTH If their so common than let me know where I can find another. :notsure:

Originally Posted by maroonytun Hey blueface, are you thiellei on RCF Yep!! :cheer:

Originally Posted by bs21 well then LFS lied to me again! sorry i gave you false ID I would rather have a black occ than a black saddleback anyday. The saddles are more common than the the occ's at least around here any ways.

Originally Posted by ViPeR_930 They're both black/white A. ocellaris, aka Darwin clowns. I agree 100% w/ Viper.

I would go w/ a bta or a rbta. They both should do fine in your tank as long as its at least 6 months old. I would try to find somebody local w/ a clone so you are sure to get a healthy one.

Originally Posted by Crox Blueface he's just adorable!!! I can't wait to see what it's fry will look like someday.

They are not tomatoes they are nigripes clowns.