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Appreciate the honesty from everyone, I don't think I'm willing to take that risk and potentially harm a fish. Thanks for the feedback, it's been helpful.

I've had my cinnamon clown for 6 years, and I'm thinking of introducing a partner to the tank. I'm a bit concerned it might be too late, but I wanted to get some opinions. The anemone is pretty large, so it could easily host two clowns - do you think it's worth a shot or should I just leave things ...

Looks like the picture vanished from Photobucket. Here's an older one instead (check the red one, lower left).

Been around 5 years, my tank's 9X7 and I've got babies hanging off the back on the right side.

Agree with that, should be fine. Main issue you'll have is getting the snowflake to take food.


I had a pretty cool experience with my SW snowflake eel - he started eating on the second day I got him. I initially fed him krill, but after a week, he just stopped eating it. So I switched to ...

Agree with that, should be fine. Main issue you'll have is getting the snowflake to take food.


I had a pretty cool experience with my SW snowflake eel - he started eating on the second day I got him. I initially fed him krill, but after a week, he just stopped eating it. So I switched to ...

If you've got space, consider a young gold rim tang - I'm actually picking mine up from the local fish store tomorrow. They're gorgeous, don't know how they'll look as they age but mine's currently jet black with this stunning gold lining around it.

I'm out of the Foxface game now too, had to remove mine due to the same nipping issue.

I took a chance on a Flameback Pygmy angel last year. So far, it's been a good experience.

felinxo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2024 4:53 am Not worth the risk for me, I've seen too many bad experiences.

I let out a few choice phrases, to say the least.

I grabbed this one, along with an Eibli, BiColor, and a Coral Beauty - just covering my bases. Guess that Centropyge experiment didn't quite pan out.