clown pair
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kholla12
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Originally Posted by yerboy
http:///forum/post/2472030
not sure but mine has been doing that for over a year now... she is only maroon in the 265 gallon tank.. maybe a territorial thing?
Mine are all by themselevs so i dont think its a territioral thing.
http:///forum/post/2472030
not sure but mine has been doing that for over a year now... she is only maroon in the 265 gallon tank.. maybe a territorial thing?
Mine are all by themselevs so i dont think its a territioral thing.
keith burn
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Thay are cleaning up the sand thay like it clean.
reefmate75
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my breeding pair do that, the male more then the female, although i have seen the female move rocks the size of a mexican turbo with her mouth, and if i place a rock somewhere and they dont like it they will slam into it hard untill it falls or moves to a more pleasureful place hahahaha
i belive the sand bed shifting is more of the clowns wanting a bigger cove to call home is all, over time they can move alot of sand, i wish mine would stop doing it, stirs up the water and makes it cloudy, and as soon as it clears they do it again
it could also be a way from them to make themselfs harder to see to other fish
i dont know why they would do that, i have seen my maroons attack a 8" sailfin tang i dont know if any fish scares them when it comes to their spots in the tank (their spots meaning anywhere a BTA is
)
i belive the sand bed shifting is more of the clowns wanting a bigger cove to call home is all, over time they can move alot of sand, i wish mine would stop doing it, stirs up the water and makes it cloudy, and as soon as it clears they do it again
it could also be a way from them to make themselfs harder to see to other fish
i dont know why they would do that, i have seen my maroons attack a 8" sailfin tang i dont know if any fish scares them when it comes to their spots in the tank (their spots meaning anywhere a BTA is
reefmaster08
Member
Originally Posted by reefmate75
http:///forum/post/2483580
my breeding pair do that, the male more then the female, although i have seen the female move rocks the size of a mexican turbo with her mouth, and if i place a rock somewhere and they dont like it they will slam into it hard untill it falls or moves to a more pleasureful place hahahaha
i belive the sand bed shifting is more of the clowns wanting a bigger cove to call home is all, over time they can move alot of sand, i wish mine would stop doing it, stirs up the water and makes it cloudy, and as soon as it clears they do it again
it could also be a way from them to make themselfs harder to see to other fish
i dont know why they would do that, i have seen my maroons attack a 8" sailfin tang i dont know if any fish scares them when it comes to their spots in the tank (their spots meaning anywhere a BTA is
)
Mine does the same thing it moves the sand and frags to make more room.
http:///forum/post/2483580
my breeding pair do that, the male more then the female, although i have seen the female move rocks the size of a mexican turbo with her mouth, and if i place a rock somewhere and they dont like it they will slam into it hard untill it falls or moves to a more pleasureful place hahahaha
i belive the sand bed shifting is more of the clowns wanting a bigger cove to call home is all, over time they can move alot of sand, i wish mine would stop doing it, stirs up the water and makes it cloudy, and as soon as it clears they do it again
it could also be a way from them to make themselfs harder to see to other fish
i dont know why they would do that, i have seen my maroons attack a 8" sailfin tang i dont know if any fish scares them when it comes to their spots in the tank (their spots meaning anywhere a BTA is
Mine does the same thing it moves the sand and frags to make more room.