The Finding Nemo movie...

[gmann1139]

Originally Posted by ADEE
http:///forum/post/2906977
mine is a 30" long tank... its approx 24" tall and 12" deep.
Same issue. 30 long is 36"x12"x18" tall. It is still a deep, narrow tank.

 

[life~reefer]

Originally Posted by alix2.0
http:///forum/post/2906385
you would actually try to fit a blue hippo tang in a 55 or 75 gallon tank?
anyways, yeah. a couple clowns are cool, i used to have clowns and a yellowtail blue damsel, and my baby cousins decided that they were nemo and dory. the damsel isnt the exact same as dory, but its the bite size version, basically. if your kids are young enough, they probably wont know the difference anyways.
and yeah, i agree. the tank in the movie was crap.
Well Yes a small one! Sorry thanks for correcting me!! You can keep a small blue hippo in a 75 but you definitely "HAVE TO" upgrade!
Life~~Reefer

 

[dustyboy316]

I think Puffers need a lot of room too.

 

[camfish]

Make sure you do a lot of research though. Just like 101 dalmations, a lot of occelaris clownfish have died due to this movie. The tank looks like a freshwater tank and has a "good filter" (metal filter lol). And people that see that movie assume that that's all that is needed. Clownfish are one of the easiest fish to have in the hobby though. If anyone tells you that clownfish are now endangered because of the movie (I have been told this) then don't believe it because A. there is more than one type of clownfish

and B. These guys are fairly easy to aquaculture.