doing a report on ocellaris clowns

[percman]

i am doing a report on the occelaris clowns.......i would really like all of you to get me as much info as possible.......if you get info from books please leave the book name/author and page number........i know its a pain in the @$$ but we have to document all of our sources.........its for my english 4 class if i can get an A on this paper i would be very happy.........please please please help me out........if ya got gobs of info and dont wanna post it here email me.........jonbivens@hotmail.com tell me stuff like behavior,breeding habits,description......and any stuff ya can think of.......i need your help i am gonna hit the library too so i can see if we got any books there about them but i kinda doubt it.........this is not considered cheating or nothing like that im not asking you to write a 1100 word essay in PERFECT english thats my job but she only gave us till the 22nd so i am stressed for time......there is no way i can become an expert on these guys in less than 5 days......i have to document all this stuff to so please give me a hand and if you could id just as soon do like an interview like over the net emailing ya know so i only have few sources i need to document......thanks in advance
Jon
thanks in advance

[Snipa_mm]

Ok ummm they get to be 3.6 inches long, breed usually under an anenome. Do you wanna know about their growing stages or what?

[percman]

yes please......i think the 3 topics im gonna discuss are : 1) description 2) care giving 3) breeding im willing to change #2 if you can come up w/ a quality info section
thanks
jon

[horge]

Okay, they are (like anemonefishes in General) 'protoandrous hermaphrodites', meaning they're all born male. Only the dominant individual gets to turn into a female in a given community, which revolves about a host anemone. When the female dies, the next largest individual turns female and takes over.

There's more, but I wont take away the fun from the others here, haha.

I've read the above from so many sources, but I guess you can quote my favorite (because of its wonderful size) A Field Guide to Anemonefishes and their Host Anemones, by Daphne Fautin and Gerald Allen.

[Snipa_mm]

Ok, I have a book for ya. Its called "Clownfish".... LOL. Its a guide on EVERYTHING, its paperback, and has tons of good info about breeding, keeping, and raising.

Mike

[BHLOZEK_BHT]

Mine swim back and forth on the back glass
and like a rock in the corner of the tank.

I like to contribute!

[tashier]

[Twitterbait]

Common diseases include Brookneyla, Ich, Marine Velvet...

[tashier]

LOL, this post is 6 years old. I'm sure his report is done by now.

[theplatypus]

Originally Posted by tashier

LOL, this post is 6 years old. I'm sure his report is done by now.

Well that stops my do your own research response.