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Old December 27th, 2007, 02:41 AM
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Re: what to add

well if I'm getting a sixline and 1-2 clownfish and something else

do the clownfish go first or last? and what clownfish do you recommend?

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Re: what to add

blue flasher pic

Blue Flasher Wrasse

I prob wont get one though

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Re: what to add

That's the same as the fairy flasher wrasse, I think.

If you are going to get two clowns, add them at the same time. If you add one clown now then decide you want another one down the road, they may fight and not get along. But if you buy them as a pair, they are more likely to get along with each other. I would add the clowns first, then the sixline.
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Re: what to add

That's the same as the fairy flasher wrasse, I think.

If you are going to get two clowns, add them at the same time. If you add one clown now then decide you want another one down the road, they may fight and not get along. But if you buy them as a pair, they are more likely to get along with each other. I would add the clowns first, then the sixline.
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Re: what to add

alright thanks and what's ur take on shrimp and foods?

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Re: what to add

Male and female wrasses are different as night and day.If you get a flasher wrasse,get a male/female pair or just a male.Sounds like the blue flasher would do good in your size system.

Add the flasher first,it will be the most skittish.Then the clowns and sixline.Percula/Ocellaris and skunk clowns stay relatively small.My choice would be a pair of black and white ocellaris.
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Re: what to add

Ok I prob won't get the flasher so I will either pick up 1 or 2 clowns

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