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Plus one bigtime. Your tank needs to be the epitome of stable for anemones to thrive.Welcome to Reef2reef Deb! Clownfish do not need anemones. Wait 6 months to a year before you add your first anemones. To start your CUC (clean up crew), try getting some snails. Then you add to your CUC as your tank needs. Best of luck and happy reefing!
Thanks so much for the recommendation!! I want my fish to be as happy as possible!Welcome to Reef2reef Deb! Clownfish do not need anemones. Wait 6 months to a year before you add your first anemones. To start your CUC (clean up crew), try getting some snails. Then you add to your CUC as your tank needs. Best of luck and happy reefing!
Sure thing! I suggest you make a build thread, so you can ask all the questions you'd like there, and people will answer them. If you want, you can tag me in it so I know what thread to follow.Thanks so much for the recommendation!! I want my fish to be as happy as possible!
I think you may want to hold off on two pairs and try just one pair. Clowns can get pretty territorial, especially when you have multiple bonded pairs in the same system. Just a thought. Good luck!On our 3rd week we are thinking of getting 2 pairs of clowns, Perculas and Darwin's.
Ah yes, good point. I missed that. Definitely stick to one pair.Welcome to Reef2Reef! Glad you've found us!
I think you may want to hold off on two pairs and try just one pair. Clowns can get pretty territorial, especially when you have multiple bonded pairs in the same system. Just a thought. Good luck!
And yes, I agree with the above comment! Get your build thread going so we can follow along! I've included a link on how to do that in my signature.
Hi all! I'm Deb. I'm 65, live in Central Texas and am getting back into the hobby. I've had fresh tanks and my last tank was in the mid 90's, a 20 gallon marine.
Recently I found a FREE 55 gallon and stand in my neighborhood. My wife and I have decided to do a reef. We've been watching numerous YouTube vids.
The tank will be set up 2 weeks this Saturday. I'm doing old school filtration with a Marineland back of tank filter for 75 gallons, have an Eheim heater, thermometer. We purchased some dry Rock from our local aquarium store and used 60#s of Caribsea Fiji Pink sand, which is quite lovely!
On our 3rd week we are thinking of getting 2 pairs of clowns, Perculas and Darwin's. We do not have any anemones yet. Would this be a good time to add a couple as well for the clowns? The water is within parameters and I can see a bit of green algae starting to form on the rocks. I've been researching about lawn mower critters, which do y'all find to be the easiest for a new reef hobbyist? We DO NOT have the lights on yet.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. And I'm happy I found y'all!