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Awesome, thank you. I'm starting to feel a Little better about this whole thing.
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Awesome.If you do find yourself overthrown with bristle worms be sure to check out this cool thread-
http://reef2reef.com/threads/diy-bristle-worm-trap-how-to.271121/#post-3254177
http://reef2reef.com/threads/diy-bristle-worm-trap-how-to.271121/#post-3254177
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I will be starting with 2 mated clownfish and a dwarf angel. The rest will be taken to my lfs, but I want to know if I can add any more clowns.
Will I be able to add new clowns after I get transferred to the new tank? I really only plan on clowns and anemone plus whatever coral is still alive in the rocks.
They are in a 90 now and all I know is one is a normal clown and the other is fancy.
Will I have the option to add clowns after they have acclimated to the new tank and setup?
Will I be able to add new clowns after I get transferred to the new tank? I really only plan on clowns and anemone plus whatever coral is still alive in the rocks.
They are in a 90 now and all I know is one is a normal clown and the other is fancy.
Will I have the option to add clowns after they have acclimated to the new tank and setup?
If you are planning on keeping a established pair it may be tricky to add additional clowns in the future.Some varieties and individuals are more aggressive than others.Although it is not unheard of to have multiple clowns.I would suggest posting your question in the fish forum when you are ready to cross that bridge.Having a snapshot or a positive ID on the pair will be helpful.
