New dwarves w/pics!!!!

nybutterfly03

nybutterfly03

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I hope you all enjoy!!!! No worries the clowns will be moving out as soon as I get a divider for my tank when I drag myself out in a lil bit.....my lil guy decided at 3am it was time to get up and play with his kitty.....I'll show ya a pic of the 2 of them!

this is them




as u can see the tank is a 10g & the clowns are just babies and dont bother anyone but Im still moving them
 
bronco300

bronco300

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your tank looks great, i like the black sand alot....have you had any troubles yet with your clowns bullying the dwarves? And are you worried about the babies...clowns could probably eat them whole once born...consider the size of a mysis...they are pretty close...
great pictures!
 
monalisa

monalisa

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Originally Posted by Bronco300
your tank looks great, i like the black sand alot....have you had any troubles yet with your clowns bullying the dwarves? And are you worried about the babies...clowns could probably eat them whole once born...consider the size of a mysis...they are pretty close...
great pictures!
My first red flag also would be that you have 3 clowns... isn't that taboo? I agree with Luke, your tank looks great!! I would definitely start looking into options for separating the clowns 2-1, and get them (all 3) out of the dwarf tank.
BTW... your little guy is SO cute!! Ha, love it.
Lisa
 
zeke92

zeke92

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i wouldn't waste the time getting a divider the occelaris are fine. false percs are fine with dwarfs, there the least agressive of all clowns and are fine with dwarfs. unless you came across a problem i havent read about, i have never heard from anyone and have never experience when i had mine together any problem with them.
 
monalisa

monalisa

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Originally Posted by zeke92
i wouldn't waste the time getting a divider the occelaris are fine. false percs are fine with dwarfs, there the least agressive of all clowns and are fine with dwarfs. unless you came across a problem i havent read about, i have never heard from anyone and have never experience when i had mine together any problem with them.
...umm until the dwarf horses breed and the babies get...ummm, eaten.
Clowns can also get very territorial at the shake of a hand... but that's just what I've read.
Lisa
 
bronco300

bronco300

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Originally Posted by MonaLisa
...umm until the dwarf horses breed and the babies get...ummm, eaten.
Clowns can also get very territorial at the shake of a hand... but that's just what I've read.
Lisa

i agree...and i believe she is moving the clowns...very good, its not worth the risk of losing your new horses and babies..all clowns can get very territorial...and taking a fast grouchy clown to a slow tiny seahorse...clown will win.....for dwarves, there are really not many safe fish mates besides pipefish and a few other smaller docile fish
 
bronco300

bronco300

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Originally Posted by MonaLisa
My first red flag also would be that you have 3 clowns... isn't that taboo? I agree with Luke, your tank looks great!! I would definitely start looking into options for separating the clowns 2-1, and get them (all 3) out of the dwarf tank.
BTW... your little guy is SO cute!! Ha, love it.
Lisa
i believe taboo is a game where you have a couple teams that and one team tries to guess a word...but i could be wrong
 
nybutterfly03

nybutterfly03

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Morning all...sorry I didnt jump in here last night I had a BIG problem to deal with....nothing tank related.

Lisa, I fully intened on moving the clowns b/c of the 2 VERY pregnant males that arrived.....the clowns were only with them for 2 days.....they are now in my 75g reef and not a moment to soon b/c if u happened to see my new post....WE HAVE BABIES!!!!!!!

Thank you for the concern about my lil ones though, I appreciate it!
 
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