steven the fish
Member
Helo,
I am new to this web site and i was wondering
if i need an anemonie to breed a pair of false percs?
I am new to this web site and i was wondering
if i need an anemonie to breed a pair of false percs?
Breading perc clownfish
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killafins
Active Member
Nope, you don't need an anenome for clownfish, (period)... it is a major thing with people believing that you do but the truth is that you don't and that alot of people can't handle an anenome. Do a search on them, I am sure you will realize they are much harder than even an expert can handle.
In order to mate clownfish you really need to get a mating pair. By that, by them as a pair and watch their 'courtship'... i'm not an expert at this part but overanalyzer seems to know more about this stuff than me.
In order to mate clownfish you really need to get a mating pair. By that, by them as a pair and watch their 'courtship'... i'm not an expert at this part but overanalyzer seems to know more about this stuff than me.
steven the fish
Member
I understand what you mean with the anemonies,
i have heard a lot of bad stories when people rush
everything to try to get one, then it dies a week later,
oh and i am getting a maited pair of percs.
i have heard a lot of bad stories when people rush
everything to try to get one, then it dies a week later,
oh and i am getting a maited pair of percs.
steven the fish
Member
Is it true that the false percs are one of the least hardy species of clownfish.
steven the fish
Member
on a scale of one to ten (ten being the most hardy)
how hardy would you say that the percs are.
how hardy would you say that the percs are.
killafins
Active Member
lol, i'm sorry if it seemed i said something wrong.
Clowns are VERY hardy fish... very hardy. However, a perc (IMO) is just not the hardiest of htem all meaning that it is still very HARDY but not the hardiest? DOes that make sense???
But the good thing about them is that there not as aggressive. LIke tomato clowns are very hardy but there also very aggressive when they get bigger. Same with maroons.
As long as your not afraid to ask questions and try your hardest you will be fine. THere shouldn't be anything to worry about. IN fact, it's good that you started with any kind of clownfish
Clowns are VERY hardy fish... very hardy. However, a perc (IMO) is just not the hardiest of htem all meaning that it is still very HARDY but not the hardiest? DOes that make sense???
But the good thing about them is that there not as aggressive. LIke tomato clowns are very hardy but there also very aggressive when they get bigger. Same with maroons.
As long as your not afraid to ask questions and try your hardest you will be fine. THere shouldn't be anything to worry about. IN fact, it's good that you started with any kind of clownfish
steven the fish
Member
i havent gotten my clowns yet but thanks for clearing this up
for me.
for me.
steven the fish
Member
I was told that the true percs are not as hardy as the false percs.
and the diffrece is the number of dorsal spines, and the thick black line, plus the trues are a little but more orange.
and the diffrece is the number of dorsal spines, and the thick black line, plus the trues are a little but more orange.