- Location
- Long Island
Can I keep a pair of clarki clownfish in a 55 gallon tank with a pair of ocellaris clownfish?
Clarkis and ocellaris
- Thread starter jcolon2
- Start date
How many fish are you adding to your 55g? Seems like you have a few posts about 'new' fish!
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- Location
- Long Island
Albano,
Hello. As of right now I have a bicolor blenny, a ocellaris clownfish, a mystery wrasse, a spotted mandarin dragonette, and 2 long spine urchins in my tank (both are small, one I am rehabilitating from another MR member). I ordered (they should be here Tuesday/Wedbesday from Will) a picasso clownfish, a African Leopard Wrasse, a King Midas Blenny, and a pink fromia. I am also considering upgrading to the 75 (assuming I can find a tank somewhere for free or very cheap).
Hello. As of right now I have a bicolor blenny, a ocellaris clownfish, a mystery wrasse, a spotted mandarin dragonette, and 2 long spine urchins in my tank (both are small, one I am rehabilitating from another MR member). I ordered (they should be here Tuesday/Wedbesday from Will) a picasso clownfish, a African Leopard Wrasse, a King Midas Blenny, and a pink fromia. I am also considering upgrading to the 75 (assuming I can find a tank somewhere for free or very cheap).
the answer is no.
Clarki are some of the meanest most agro lownfish you can get. I have seen my female clark drag other full grown fish into her nem. you will be lucky to get your hand in the tank and clean it with an adult female clarks clownfish.
Clarki are some of the meanest most agro lownfish you can get. I have seen my female clark drag other full grown fish into her nem. you will be lucky to get your hand in the tank and clean it with an adult female clarks clownfish.
- Location
- Long Island
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