Mad at my clowns!

[cgoodman381]

...because it's fake.

meh, would almost be worth it if they stop killing your corals, guess youll have to see how it goes

 

[RyanG]

Time to get rid of the clowns! Swap em in for a new pair.

 

[Bifferwine]

Noooo! My female was the 3rd fish I ever got. I've had her for a long time and I'm attached to them both.

 

[RyanG]

Time to decide corals or clowns then, what a sucky decision!

 

[Bifferwine]

I don't think I have to decide between the two... It's more that I can only keep hardy things that won't be killed in the clown's area. Which leaves a big area of my tank with shrooms and zoas only. When I ideally would like to be able to maximize the area at the top of my tank for light intensive corals.

 

[Piggy]

Glad to hear I'm not the only one who gets attached to their fish friends. It sounds like a good idea to keep hardy corals in their territory.

 

[cumminz]

ya. My first fish is sitting right next to me. Got her 5 days ago. Damsel

 

[simpleman]

It may be fake but it won't die....I know it lame but I couldn't stand to see all those poor coral hurt and dying:kruecken:

 

[Altohombre]

I bought a fake anemone when I was at the That Fish Place Anniversary Sale and I figured it was cheap enough. Boy did that thing look stupid in my tank. I moved it to my freshwater tank and now I think it looks stupid in there.

 

[cumminz]

Ya i think they are dumb looking... I Love Anenomies though, i dont know y u guys dont?

 

[Bifferwine]

Because they are extremely difficult to keep alive, they have strict lighting and water requirements, they kill corals, they poison tanks, they catch and eat fish... Should I continue?

 

[cumminz]

WHAT?! NO.. damn i love them so much. i want the one that is white with black tips. are they ok? what is the best one? i want one so bad with the crabs that live in them. theyre tight