Janet

Free!  I have a complete System; including quarantine tanks.  Need it gone Soon!  Will need help to break it down and move it; we are no longer able to help.  Does need some TLC.  Serious persons only.  Live in Marble Falls area!  Contact me!

Here I go! Trying again!

Here is my try!

Ok, went to Aquatek and got a few pieces of live rock with some coralline on them. I think this will speed up the process towards her ultimate goal. A lawnmower blennie that will make kissing motions to her. One does have to have ones expectations you know!

We will test everything tomorrow and wait about a week or so and then consider what to put in the tank to help it spike!

My Mom whom lives with me has decided she wants a salt water tank in her room. She sits in front of my tank for hours kissing the lawnmower blennie. So my brother and I went in together and bought her a Solana. We assembled it on Saturday the 29th and put the salt in it and let it run for several days. Today (the 4TH) I put the live sand in it. So that is the beginning of this little journey. I will take pic and post them later.

Yes, those are dendrophylias (I think that I spelled that right). They are very colorful and a little different. Which is my reason for having them.

I will give this one a try!

Here is a pic of mine using his natural talents to blend as well!

That didn't work all that great. Didn't get the photo uploaded. One of these day I will learn how to do this stuff.

Couldn't make up my mind so I took picture of both!

You might not want to mix clown species, you will end up with another dead clown

Thanks, I will relate that to him. But, would she mate with another percula male?

My brother has a tank that had a mated pair of clowns (percula) in it. Yesterday he found the male outside the tank it had apparently jumped. So my question is will the female allow another male to enter the domain and will she mate again with a different male, and can you cross the types. Like a dark male or other type of clown?

Thanks in advance!

I like the way my urchins picks up everything that can hitch a ride!