Yellowstripe maroon clownfish

• Aug 8, 2010

• #1

mechanic27

Reefing newb

I just bought a yellow stripe maroon clownfish. Are they only aggressive towards there own kind. Right now i have the clownfish in my quarantine tank. It's gonna be going in my 46 gal bowfront tank with my yellow watchman goby, purple firefish, blue/green chromis and coral beauty angelfish. Does anyone see any problems with my choices?

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #2

Bifferwine

I am a girl

They can be aggressive towards any other fish. You are adding it last, so that's a good thing. The other fish will already have their territories established. But it may still bully them. Maroon clowns are the most aggressive out of all the clowns. Hopefully she keeps her cool!

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #3

the reef kid

hi

+1 biff...watch your fingers too! my pair is okay with most of my other fish, unless they swim into their corner, then they go nuts on 'em!

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #4

pheasant29

Reefing newb

I have had mine for three weeks now. They don't bother anybody. I might of got some real laid back ones tho. I just added a small Coral beauty and they never even looked his way. Hopefully yours will be like mine.

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #5

OhNoNemo

i love triggers

Never had one,but i know a guy with one for about 5 years now ,he said its pushing 5 inches and is an SOB,so good luck with em,they are great looking fish.

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #6

reeffreak

Reef pro

The yellow stripe are considered a little less aggressive then the white stripes.I think you will be okay.

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #7

mechanic27

Reefing newb

Thanks everyone. I hope everything works out because this guy has great colors. I will post a pic soon.

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #8

mechanic27

Reefing newb

I am new to forums so i do not know how to upload pictures yet. I figured out ho to attach them so here are some pics of Fin my yellow stripe clownfish. I named him or her fin. Does anyone no how to tell between them. From i read the male is smaller and more red in color and the female is large with a more maroon color. Thanks

 

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• Aug 9, 2010

• #9

mechanic27

Reefing newb

I guess i did figure it out. Nice

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #10

yote

In Memoriam

Thats a good looking clown.

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #11

pheasant29

Reefing newb

I like him!

 

• Aug 9, 2010

• #12

the reef kid

hi

Nice clown, typically the only way to tell the difference between the sexes is if you have a pair.

 

• Aug 10, 2010

• #13

M

Melanie

Reefing newb

Wow that's some nice banding! Great looking fish =]

 

• Aug 10, 2010

• #14

Cottonwood

Lets move to Basketball..

Great looking fish! I think I want one!

 

• Aug 10, 2010

• #15

mechanic27

Reefing newb

Thanks. Yeah I really didn't need anymore but the coloring was so nice. I had to!

 

• Aug 10, 2010

• #16

dcantucson

Reef pro

I love those fish. I have a mated pair in my set up. Darker orange as they are older.