Jrpark22000 - 110 rimless tank
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jrpark22000
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Thanks Smitty. Finally getting a working ATS and the lighting change has made a world of difference in how stable and active the SPS are.
jrpark22000
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Thanks Joe. Hard to believe it's been up over 5 years.
jrpark22000
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Holy CRAP! I've had this female clown over 7 years, this male is more than 2.5 yr old. She has finally figured out what to do (see the silver eggs in the bottom of the photo) and laid the first clutch!!! Now if they'd only figure out how to live in an anemone.
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fishtank44
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Lucky for male and happiness for you Mr Josh.
jrpark22000
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Thanks Minh. I had allbut given up on them, assuming they're too stupid to know what to do.
fishtank44
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all are need times .both clowns are better than me when I was younger hahahaha.
jrpark22000
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HAHAHAHA. If a clown only lives to 20 yrs old or so, 7+ is equal to 35 in people years. Still think she's a dummy, but this isn't the only reason.
jrpark22000
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And the scene this AM; a clown, an urchin and a no eggs. Let's see if they do better with placement next time.
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fishtank44
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Urchin may searching some algae around .
jrpark22000
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The urchins are always hungry. I have one too many in the tank to force them to eat bubble algea. There wasn't a single egg missed, so the urchin took the chance to vary it's diet and fill up on clow lovin.
fishtank44
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Totally agree with you. I got 2 urchins long pike in my tank it's always moving around in tank searching for their food they did good job for algae in my tank .good luck with clowns eggs .
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