reefnoob616
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Do I need to get 2 anemones for them or will one large one be sufficient? I have a 75g tank.
2 ocellaris and 2 black clowns
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Trex
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For a 75, I personally, would recommend sticking with just one pair -- regardless of the number of anemones.
BTW -- unless you are talking about 2 black and white A. ploymnus, the black clowns would, most likely, be ocellaris.
BTW -- unless you are talking about 2 black and white A. ploymnus, the black clowns would, most likely, be ocellaris.
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reefnoob616
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I have 2oscelarius and 2 blacks I my tank. Not sure what you mean trex.
ohio reefer
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What he's trying to say is that the black clowns you have are a species of occelarris often referred to as Darwin's. they are still occelarris, they are just black in color. And if they're introduced around the same time they should be okay, it's still a chance. Look at liquid, he has a tank with 5 clowns and its thriving. Also I would recommend 2 anemones, just so they have a place to feel safe if they so choose to go into the anemone
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Trex
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What I meant is that 95% of the time the black and white clowns are ocellaris.
So, you have 4 total clowns? It might work in the short term (( less than 2 years )), but the odds of it working long term are very slim. Need to think long term, and not just what will work when the clowns are still juvis.
So, you have 4 total clowns? It might work in the short term (( less than 2 years )), but the odds of it working long term are very slim. Need to think long term, and not just what will work when the clowns are still juvis.
