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Old 12-20-2004, 04:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default adding another maroom clown

would it be feasible to add another maroon clown to my tank? I have a 2 inch one that is at home in an atlantic anemone but i want to add a couple of bubble tips and want to add another clown to see if i can bread them

i dont want to have to get rid of the one i have and get some more clowns unless i have to!

But saying that all the maroons i have ever seen in the LFS are separated into separate tanks, is that because you cannot keep two or more per tank even if they have separate territory's??
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