Logan's 24g Aquapod

Would my tank be big enough to add either a clown fairy wrasse, or a mystery wrasse? I really want the fairy, but Im not sure my tank is sufficient... Has anyone had long term success with a clown fairy in a nano? anyone.... thanks
 
Also, that fish would be my last addition in terms of fish. I dont know what to choose though, I really like the midas blenny too. What do yall suggest?
 
Originally Posted by happityLogan
http:///forum/post/2921496
Would my tank be big enough to add either a clown fairy wrasse, or a mystery wrasse? I really want the fairy, but Im not sure my tank is sufficient... Has anyone had long term success with a clown fairy in a nano? anyone.... thanks
anyone? I've seen the clown fairy in a few 24's and 30's. I just want some more input before I do get it...
 
Originally Posted by happityLogan
http:///forum/post/2917305
Thanks!

No, my picasso is an occelaris though, evidently there arnt many of them. I see them all the time down here in Tx, must be a local breeder or something. Thanks for stopping by my thread, and as soon as my shrooms start producing, I'll let you know :)
Yeah a Picasso is a very rare hybrid, they usually run from $100-200 even 300!!! usually breeders have one breeding pair and thats it! But I want a breeding pair so bad, they be sexy!
 

subielover

Active Member
Originally Posted by jelly-shrimp
http:///forum/post/2921890
Yeah a Picasso is a very rare hybrid, they usually run from $100-200 even 300!!! usually breeders have one breeding pair and thats it! But I want a breeding pair so bad, they be sexy!
Sort of right, they are rare but they are not a hybrid. Rather more of a mutation of a ocellaris clown. Also a breeding pair does not guarantee picasso fry, but it does increase the chances. Logan, I know you know all this, just trying to help anyone else that may be reading
 
Originally Posted by subielover
http:///forum/post/2921908
Sort of right, they are rare but they are not a hybrid. Rather more of a mutation of a ocellaris clown. Also a breeding pair does not guarantee picasso fry, but it does increase the chances. Logan, I know you know all this, just trying to help anyone else that may be reading

I stand corrected, and thats why you kinda have to keep a warey mind at hand when purchising them, because some barely have any change in coloration whereas some are full blown just different, and have almost a VERy VERY light sky blue color, you notice when compared to white.
 

partial fts


shrimpi

my "mini fuge" somewhat

pretty zoas

grosssss, he must have been pretty stressed, the newest duster
(not the yellow one in all the previous pics)

new shroom poped up out of the sand,so there are 6 now (sorry so blurry)
 
clowns


the male doing his shaking display

I really like this pic of the torch, you can see the little white parts on it...


and lastly, another of my shrimp (whom Im thinking about getting rid of, he's mean)
 

subielover

Active Member
Everything looks good to me, except for your feather duster, yuck. Those things freak me out, even though I love mine. Zoas all look good, and so does your torch. I agree with you, that is a great picture, very good detail.
 
its the feather duster, they are worms in a tube, he came out of his. They do that sometimes when they're really stressed. Im not worried about it though, he has been like that for just over two weeks and he is still alive. Eventually he will grow his tube back or maybe find a hole in a rock somewere, but as of now he just bobs around my tank, kind of gross actually, it moves blindly, just like an earthworm.
 
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