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y not try Jewel. My clown fish host the Jewel everyday. ![]() |
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My tomato clown also does that leh...damn irritating cos he sweep the sand onto my corals. Its seems he wants more "clearing" for his/her dear anemone. And i find once he/she do that he/she become very territorial
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Does it need to sit on the sand? cuz it it does, sure the clown will sweep below too. My tank 4" sandbed, already some parts exposed bottom glass. |
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thanks ladyfinger! .. I didnt know these were called jewels so I learnt something today.
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I think they are called "flowerpot" but the proper name is gorniopora. I have one (see my gallery) and my nemos last time enjoyed fooling around with it
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i had some of these "flower pots" before. but if I am not mistaken, at night it will retract into its base rock correct? During these times, will the clownfish find somewhere else to bunk (for example the sandbed and do his bum wriggling thing)?
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Gornioporas are cannot sustain in captivity. At least that was what I was told.
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Not really, it all depend on ur water parameter, do saw some reefer keep gorniopora for more than 2 yrs. Mine now is about 8 mths liao, hope it survive.
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