gold bar maroon clown

hey guys so i was wondering if i can add a third or maybe fourth gold bar maroon to my existing pair? thanks :)

Okay, I will not make you wait 3 days like some other people (reefermike and his new fish thread ;)) to see them, so let's get started. Here is the Pocillapora frag I got from the CMAC meeting back in February. This is when I first got it: And here is how it looks today: This was the...

Ok so this marine aquarium expo is coming up soon and I figure I will get a pair of clowns while im there. My question to you is which type would you suggest to me?? I don't want a very aggressive pair but I do want to get a species that will pair up.. Please let me know what types you have...

Just thought I would share a few more pictures with everyone. My bi-color blenny Some of my ricordia: Even more rics (I think I might have more than enough of these): My little hammer frag: Hope you enjoy them. More pictures can be seen by clicking on the link in my signature.

I've got a 90 gallon bare bottom tank, mostly sps. Currently I have a false perc and a royal gramma. I had a regal blue tang but he died a few months ago. Anyone have suggestions for reef safe fish? I was thinking of a yellow tang, another clown, blue chromis, cardinal fish. Ideas?

I bought what was labeled as a maroon clown only at a LFS about 6 months ago and now I think I see hints of yellow or gold (which ever you want to call it). Do baby GSM have any color in them at first or just white then get color?

I have a slight problem I hope some one can help with. I have to many anemonies!! I have a mated, breeding pair of Gold Bar Maroon Clowns and a matched LT anemone. Problem is...the **** thing keeps growing and splitting! One became two, two became four. The things are wiping out all the corals...

i have a percula and a gold bar maroon clown .. the gold bar seems to keep messing with the percula keeps nipping it and chasing it around the tank hes slightly bigger like 1 cm .. is there anything i can do about it ?

Arriving on Thursday. :)

I am considering shutting down the tank. right now I have a 6-7" Majestic Angel, 6-7" Regal Blue Tang, 4-5" purple tang, a pair of breeding percula clowns+one who hangs with them, a pair of gold bar maroon clowns, couple of cromis, couple of yellow tail damsels, snowflake eel, couple of pencil...

I would like to be able to shut the lights off on the tank by the night of June 26th. (this sunday) and the shut the power off completely to the 450G by the night of July 3rd. This is so I can head down to class in Houston for 8 weeks and not have the wife worry about the tank. Here is a huge...

...feed your fish? Just curious what the more experienced reefers are doing out there?? I started feeding 2 times daily, when my bue tang got ich. I wanted to add garlic, so I started soaking and feeding 2x daily. His ich disappeared and I continued this feeding. I would like to cut back but...

I was at a restuarant in Pensacola, FL. and they had a saltwater tank... I looked at it it had one giant clownfish and two small ones, and they were all hanging out in the Green Hairy Mushroom, I know its hard to know if I get one will my clown host on it, but i wanted to know if anyone else has...

I am still playing with the camera.so the pics could be better.

Among the few fish that I still have from my originals from befor the move is my mated pair of Goldbar Maroon Clowns and the host anemone. The anemone has split and I now have two medium sized anemonies that the clowns alternate back and forth between. The female has been voraciously fanning...

O.K. The next meeting is coming up (thursday). So its time to get this baby rolling. I have no frags to trade but I have a beautiful 4" Gold bar Maroon clown I am looking to get rid of. Scott

I am considering doing a tank with assorted damsels and/or clowns in a 50 gallon breeder. I figure it can't get much worse than a Mbuna Tank. This way I can build up a reef tank a little at a time. I am on a tight budget. I already have a 100 gallon Fish/Invert...no corals other than a few...