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One of my large, well established female clowns is slowly losing her ability to swim. She does not seem to be able to move anything from her pelvic fin back, almost as if she is becoming paralyzed. The problem started about five days ago, and has progressed daily. I put her in a QT for a few...

H. crispa and E. quads have different requirements. You really need to post your tank info if you would like to get an educated answer.

Yes, they are A. polymnus.

It is thought they are only found in the protected waters of a World Heritage site, the collector that is breeding them had to go through a lot of expense and red tape to collect the few pairs he was allowed to.

I'm not completely sold on H. crispa, you just have a tough ID, and that one seems the most likely. I do know for sure that it isn't a H. mag though.

Like I posted in your other thread, H. mags are not sand dwelling nems, and besides that, yours does not even resemble an H. mag. It's most likely and H. crispa. Cool starfish in the last pic though.

Your LFS is clueless since H. mags are not sand dwelling nems, and I'm fairly certain your isn't one. Can you get anymore pics of the column/disk and the mouth area?

Actually, formaldehyde (11.52% formalin) is one of the ingredients of Rid-Ich, so it can be an effective treatment against brook. Besides, those percs would have been long dead by now if it didn't work.

Well post some more pics (side shots please) because I think you have a nice rarity on your hands. Oh, and sheldon, your clown fish is an A. clarkii, commonly (and incorrectly) called a sebae clown. FWIW

Right Rod, that's no tomato. You may have had the ultra rare A. thiellei on your hands funky, at very least an A. leucokranos (quite rare as well). I hope you didn't sell it off as a $10 tomato...

funkysean5, Do you have any other pics of your avatar, especially in profile? Also, do you know if it was WC or CB?

All "onyx" are A. percula (true percs), but not all A. percula are "onyx". The onyx variant describes when the color in-between the first and third bar of an A. percula is black along with a black dorsal fin. Yours are not the onyx variant. Beautiful clowns none-the-less.

Yes it's still available, but sorry, I'm not interested in shipping.

$125

Again, it's an A. ocellaris, and there is not even a question about it.

A. ocellaris, and not the black variant.

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Bulbs have about ten months on them. I can have pics this weekend if needed. $150

Sorry, not looking to ship.

Take off another $5 on everything except the 15g.