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Old 04-13-2014, 04:08 PM   #681
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Could I see a picture of your pump?

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Old 04-13-2014, 04:39 PM   #682
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Hydor pico evo-mag 180. It's tiny! I love it

Oh the pico pumps. That would have been helpful before.
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Old 04-13-2014, 09:10 PM   #683
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Can I put another clown in the 10? My parents say he is "lonely"

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Not an occ but a tank bred like the one I have now
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Old 04-13-2014, 10:04 PM   #685
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Not an occ but a tank bred like the one I have now
What other fish are in the tank?
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Old 04-13-2014, 10:05 PM   #686
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Just my aurora goby
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Old 04-13-2014, 10:06 PM   #687
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3 fish is to many especially when 2 are clowns. Occelaris is a species of clown not a way they're raised. I say no
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I would think so. Auroras are perchers so I would say yes as long as you keep up on wc. I recently got a mocha clown and I love it.
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I would think so. Auroras are perchers so I would say yes as long as you keep up on wc. I recently got a mocha clown and I love it.

Hmm. My aurora stays under the rock in his hole for most of the time.
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Gobies live in burrows, they don't perch.
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Gobies live in burrows, they don't perch.

That's what I thought. Thanks bribo
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Haha sorry guy. Was thinking of a hawk.
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Haha sorry guy. Was thinking of a hawk.

It's all good lol.
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Old 04-14-2014, 12:13 AM   #694
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3 fish is to many especially when 2 are clowns. Occelaris is a species of clown not a way they're raised. I say no

+1. There's a reason LA has their minimum at 20 gallons. They're just to "dirty" to be in a 10 IMHO
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OP- No, another clown would be a terrible idea. You aren't factoring in every single thing that you must. To begin with clowns are supposed to have at least a 20. If they are in a 10 then it is recommended they are the ONLY fish. It's not going to work adding another, even more so with a goby in there. Basically you would have stocked a 10g for stocking a 20g.
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I'll stick with one clown. How about a yellow clown goby
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id just stick with your current stock tbh
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id just stick with your current stock tbh
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best would be just the goby imo. keep the bioload low and makes the tank easier to maintain. goodluck, beautiful tank !
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Ok I'll stick with current stock. Thanks!
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