@Dylamos yes! I think the female is as big as they get right now, compare it with the tangs in the tank.. I hope to keep here for a long time yet she is an old lady.. still spawning so there is hope
Is there a reason why you video'd your tank when the water level was down almost 2 inches? I see this quite often with videos on here. I'd put some type of cover on the tank rather than keep the water level that low, if the reason it's low is to keep fish from jumping out. I can't think of another reason you'd have it this low.
@kevingurall5555 Old habits die hard maybe... it is good you asked, I have to reflect on this... I used to keep 2 inch lower water level in the tank and another 2 inch glass rail to reinforce the tank, but also keep the fish from jumping.. this was way before D-D made their DIY nets... now this tank has D-D net, so why keep the water level lower? The last point with the the water level is if the drainpipe and also safety pipe clogs... then the return section of the sump will be unable to flood the display... but yeah, that is no longer a strong argument.. thanks for putting me on the spot, I think I need to think more, this made all the sense 20 years ago..
OMG those clowns are HUGE what on earth
@Dylamos yes! I think the female is as big as they get right now, compare it with the tangs in the tank.. I hope to keep here for a long time yet she is an old lady.. still spawning so there is hope
@@peterreef Great job man, truly beautiful tank and fish.
How big are those clowns?
the female are close to 3 inches, 7cm. I am not sure of the age as I collected her 2 years back, by then she was already a big clownfish.
Is there a reason why you video'd your tank when the water level was down almost 2 inches? I see this quite often with videos on here. I'd put some type of cover on the tank rather than keep the water level that low, if the reason it's low is to keep fish from jumping out. I can't think of another reason you'd have it this low.
@kevingurall5555 Old habits die hard maybe... it is good you asked, I have to reflect on this... I used to keep 2 inch lower water level in the tank and another 2 inch glass rail to reinforce the tank, but also keep the fish from jumping.. this was way before D-D made their DIY nets... now this tank has D-D net, so why keep the water level lower?
The last point with the the water level is if the drainpipe and also safety pipe clogs... then the return section of the sump will be unable to flood the display... but yeah, that is no longer a strong argument..
thanks for putting me on the spot, I think I need to think more, this made all the sense 20 years ago..