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I hope this is the right group.
What in the hell is it clown fish love so much about open brain coral? I have 2 clowns that fight for hours and hours over certain positions in front of it. They killed my anemone with their constant pestering. Is it a chemical the coral releases? od |
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"olddog" wrote on Sun, 18 Jan 2009:
What in the hell is it clown fish love so much about open brain coral? I have 2 clowns that fight for hours and hours over certain positions in front of it. They killed my anemone with their constant pestering. Is it a chemical the coral releases? Clowns desperately want a protective home. In the while, a clown in the open ocean gets eaten. In the wild, clowns host in (some) sea anemones. If you don't provide that in your aquarium, then the clowns might find some close substitute instead. There's nothing special about open brain corals, for clowns, except that the clowns want a home with toxic chemical defenses, in order to keep away predator fish that prey on the clowns. And open brain is a lot better than nothing. -- Don __________________________________________________ _____________________________ Don Geddis http://reef.geddis.org/ A Christian is a man who feels Repentant on a Sunday For what he did on Saturday And will do again on Monday. |
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![]() "Don Geddis" wrote in message ... "olddog" wrote on Sun, 18 Jan 2009: What in the hell is it clown fish love so much about open brain coral? I have 2 clowns that fight for hours and hours over certain positions in front of it. They killed my anemone with their constant pestering. Is it a chemical the coral releases? Clowns desperately want a protective home. In the while, a clown in the open ocean gets eaten. In the wild, clowns host in (some) sea anemones. If you don't provide that in your aquarium, then the clowns might find some close substitute instead. There's nothing special about open brain corals, for clowns, except that the clowns want a home with toxic chemical defenses, in order to keep away predator fish that prey on the clowns. And open brain is a lot better than nothing. -- Don __________________________________________________ _____________________________ Don Geddis http://reef.geddis.org/ A Christian is a man who feels Repentant on a Sunday For what he did on Saturday And will do again on Monday. thanks don. they have a good home here. i've had them for over a year now in a very healthy tank. od |
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olddog wrote:
"Don Geddis" wrote in message ... thanks don. they have a good home here. i've had them for over a year now in a very healthy tank. The good thing about this is that if you get something like butterflies or angelfish which have been known to attack corals, the clown fish will drive them off with extreme prejudice. Mike |
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On Jan 19, 2:01*pm, Don Geddis wrote:
"olddog" wrote on Sun, 18 Jan 2009: What in the hell is it clown fish love so much about open brain coral? I have 2 clowns that fight for hours and hours over certain positions in front of it. They killed my anemone with their constant pestering. Is it a chemical the coral releases? Clowns desperately want a protective home. *In the while, a clown in the open ocean gets eaten. In the wild, clowns host in (some) sea anemones. *If you don't provide that in your aquarium, then the clowns might find some close substitute instead. There's nothing special about open brain corals, for clowns, except that the clowns want a home with toxic chemical defenses, in order to keep away predator fish that prey on the clowns. *And open brain is a lot better than nothing. * * * * -- Don __________________________________________________ _________________________*____ Don Geddis * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *http://reef.geddis.org/ A Christian is a man who feels * Repentant on a Sunday For what he did on Saturday * And will do again on Monday. The brain coral was probably a ****ing slut who put out for free and one of them wsa looking to get laid by it. I often wonder why I fart and youb can not hear it or smell it, other times I fart and its a little tiny toot but will filll an auditorium with funk. i'LL CLAIM A LOUD SMELLY FART IN A HEART BEAT EVEN IF ITS NOT MINE...................Then I tell me my name is JOhn SMith or and to send me a leter if they do not like it., |
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