Sounds like a good store..I think your mistaken on seeing these clowns though, especially at that price.. I really hope they become readily available because I would love to own one..
Addikted2Cichlids;5003008; said:Sounds like a good store..I think your mistaken on seeing these clowns though, especially at that price.. I really hope they become readily available because I would love to own one..
Heathd;5003076; said:Pretty sure im not wrong. The fish were being exported as a collaboration between papua new guinie and the Seasmart program, and since there is a lawsuit between the two bickering over money... they arent being exported.
Mavrick813;5003084; said:I suppose your right. Could be that I seen the name being used. I don't know, I am positive I seen the words Lightning Clown Fish on a tank.
Mike
nonstophoops;5004358; said:I find it very very peculiar that this clown would be given to someone that doesn't seem to be investing a lot of time into it. He almost killed it while out of town because he had it floating in a cage in a tank with 3 centropyge species! He also states that he is having both hair algae and cyanobacteria problems in the tank that the lightning is now in. I seriously can't believe it. If you can indeed get a ton of money for these, say 500 bucks even, then it should be a full time job with a fully dedicated system just for this fish. I would set up a large tank, like a 125 with an additional couple hundred gallons in sumps and top of the line filtration to maintain absolutely pristine water quality. No other tank mates should be in the tank with it and a strong effort to get a male acclimated to this fish should be taking place. I mean the man got this fish and can't even afford a controller for his tank from what he said. I just don't get it.