percula
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mr.clownfish
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u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing
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OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
joeygigs
New Member
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
http:///forum/post/2920755
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing
.
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
the reason why i asked is because i got a false percula and about two days later i got a true percula and they kinda started fighting when they would go near each other they would like shake and now their fine though. is it possible for them to mate??
http:///forum/post/2920755
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
the reason why i asked is because i got a false percula and about two days later i got a true percula and they kinda started fighting when they would go near each other they would like shake and now their fine though. is it possible for them to mate??
joeygigs
New Member
Originally Posted by Lmecher
http:///forum/post/2920820
Yes they could breed, offspring would be hybrids.
cool i hope they do. do you know what the shaking means when they get near each other
http:///forum/post/2920820
Yes they could breed, offspring would be hybrids.
cool i hope they do. do you know what the shaking means when they get near each other
lmecher
Member
Sounds like they're going through the ritual of pairing. They are both doing the quivering? They may be undecided about who will get which role in the relationship. The dominant fish will become female. the quiver is a show of submission, usually done by the male. Their behavior may be irratic (fighting, getting along) for a while, you will know the bond has formed when they sleep in the same place at night.
joeygigs
New Member
Originally Posted by Lmecher
http:///forum/post/2920873
Sounds like they're going through the ritual of pairing. They are both doing the quivering? They may be undecided about who will get which role in the relationship. The dominant fish will become female. the quiver is a show of submission, usually done by the male. Their behavior may be irratic (fighting, getting along) for a while, you will know the bond has formed when they sleep in the same place at night.
yes they are both quivering and they sleep in the same place to. they also are like aggressive when other fish get near where they always are.
http:///forum/post/2920873
Sounds like they're going through the ritual of pairing. They are both doing the quivering? They may be undecided about who will get which role in the relationship. The dominant fish will become female. the quiver is a show of submission, usually done by the male. Their behavior may be irratic (fighting, getting along) for a while, you will know the bond has formed when they sleep in the same place at night.
yes they are both quivering and they sleep in the same place to. they also are like aggressive when other fish get near where they always are.
gmann1139
Active Member
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
http:///forum/post/2920755
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing
.
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
Perculas and Ocellaris (False percs) are not the same species of fish, and there's no such thing as a black percula, that's an ocellaris.
Perculas are also not the least aggessive clownfish. Ocellaris usually tend to be smaller, calmer, and since they're easier to breed, cheaper. Skunks tend to be less aggressive, as well.
http:///forum/post/2920755
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
Perculas and Ocellaris (False percs) are not the same species of fish, and there's no such thing as a black percula, that's an ocellaris.
Perculas are also not the least aggessive clownfish. Ocellaris usually tend to be smaller, calmer, and since they're easier to breed, cheaper. Skunks tend to be less aggressive, as well.
joeygigs
New Member
Originally Posted by gmann1139
http:///forum/post/2923243
Perculas and Ocellaris (False percs) are not the same species of fish, and there's no such thing as a black percula, that's an ocellaris.
Perculas are also not the least aggessive clownfish. Ocellaris usually tend to be smaller, calmer, and since they're easier to breed, cheaper. Skunks tend to be less aggressive, as well.
ok
http:///forum/post/2923243
Perculas and Ocellaris (False percs) are not the same species of fish, and there's no such thing as a black percula, that's an ocellaris.
Perculas are also not the least aggessive clownfish. Ocellaris usually tend to be smaller, calmer, and since they're easier to breed, cheaper. Skunks tend to be less aggressive, as well.
ok
happitylogan
Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing .
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
__________ Are you kidding? You obviously need to read more, and this being said to someone named mr. clownfish. roflmao!
Listen to gmann1139, he is someone who knows what he is talking about.
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing .
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
__________ Are you kidding? You obviously need to read more, and this being said to someone named mr. clownfish. roflmao!
Listen to gmann1139, he is someone who knows what he is talking about.
clownfishguy45
Member
Originally Posted by happityLogan
http:///forum/post/2924015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing .
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
__________ Are you kidding? You obviously need to read more, and this being said to someone named mr. clownfish. roflmao!
Listen to gmann1139, he is someone who knows what he is talking about.
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
http:///forum/post/2924015
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.clownfish
u can put any percula in any tank together. perculas are the most calm non aggressive clownfish you can get. if i had an extra tank i would love to get a snow flake percula and black percula to mate together. the out come of that would be amazing .
OH and make sure that when u get the 2 clownfish, make sure one is about an inch bigger than the other, or bigger.
__________ Are you kidding? You obviously need to read more, and this being said to someone named mr. clownfish. roflmao!
Listen to gmann1139, he is someone who knows what he is talking about.
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
lmecher
Member
Originally Posted by clownfishguy45
http:///forum/post/2924497
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
I like you!
http:///forum/post/2924497
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
gmann1139
Active Member
Originally Posted by joeygigs
http:///forum/post/2925022
i got you guys but today my anemone from around the tank a got close to the filter and while i was out he got sucked in. i took it out but could that cause any damage to the tank
An anemone dying is a horrible event. Lots of nasty toxins can be released into the tank.
You'll want to cover whatever it got sucked into, to prevent future reoccurrences.
http:///forum/post/2925022
i got you guys but today my anemone from around the tank a got close to the filter and while i was out he got sucked in. i took it out but could that cause any damage to the tank
An anemone dying is a horrible event. Lots of nasty toxins can be released into the tank.
You'll want to cover whatever it got sucked into, to prevent future reoccurrences.
rod buehle
Member
As it decomposes it can cause an ammonia spike like anything that dies in our aquariums. They arent noted for releasing toxins. And if it is a large anemone the mass can cause more of a spike than when compared to a small fish dying. Its not like the ammonia is going to squirt all over the tank. it will only happen as it decomposes. Not all at once as it dies. It is advisable to remove the dead (not dying.. DEAD) before it completely decomposes. But not to scare people into tossing an anemone that has a chance at life. So many times I have heard people say " I tossed it, because I didnt want it to wipe out my tank", just to find out that their anemone was a little unhappy.
rod buehle
Member
Originally Posted by clownfishguy45
http:///forum/post/2924497
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
ME TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have I ever said how much common names suck!!
. FALSE percula (occelaris)is probably the one I dis-like the most followed by "black percula" when the clown in question is also an occelaris
but I must say that I think you are guilty again
. I am fairly certain that the snow flake is also an occelaris.
http:///forum/post/2924497
This is the exact reason I hate it when people call ocellaris clowns false perculas. there is a lot of room for confusion. You are exactly right, however there are nicer ways to correct people without degrading them. This is a friendly site ya know!
ME TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have I ever said how much common names suck!!
but I must say that I think you are guilty again
bang guy
Moderator
Originally Posted by Rod Buehle
http:///forum/post/2925361
I am fairly certain that the snow flake is also an occelaris.
Really? WOW. I had just assumed that all Snowflakes were A. percula.
Learn something new here every day.
http:///forum/post/2925361
I am fairly certain that the snow flake is also an occelaris.
Really? WOW. I had just assumed that all Snowflakes were A. percula.
Learn something new here every day.