Lets see your clownfish as babies vs. today

I don't think I have any close ups of my Fireclown when I got him. He is in this old picture using a film camera probably 25 years ago. If you can enlarge that picture, he is the red thing at the far left.
As a baby I thought he was a red hawkfish because at that time, I never saw a fireclown.



He is in the middle of all this algae and seaweed maybe 20 years ago.



This says 2008 but I am not sure that is correct.


Here he (she) is with her eggs a few weeks ago.


Here they are recently spawning. His Main squeeze is a few years younger. I think he is about 30.

 
Pics are about 2 yrs apart.
 

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I don't think I have any close ups of my Fireclown when I got him. He is in this old picture using a film camera probably 25 years ago. If you can enlarge that picture, he is the red thing at the far left.
As a baby I thought he was a red hawkfish because at that time, I never saw a fireclown.



He is in the middle of all this algae and seaweed maybe 20 years ago.



This says 2008 but I am not sure that is correct.


Here he (she) is with her eggs a few weeks ago.


Here they are recently spawning. His Main squeeze is a few years younger. I think he is about 30.

Awesome! 30 years is a long time to keep a fish alive. Especially salt water fish, you should be proud!
 
Awesome! 30 years is a long time to keep a fish alive. Especially salt water fish, you should be proud!
Yes I am proud, but I am much more proud of other things that are not fish. Grand Kids. :)
 

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