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Diverdan 
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 Posted: November 10 2003 at 3:13pm |
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My tank-raised true percula hosted in amy xenia as well. He liked it so much he killed it! The xenia would nevr open up fully when the fish was in it.
I now have a BTA in the same tank as the true percula and it doesn't even care. Go figure.
From everything I have read the tank-raised ones are much less likely like to host in an anenome and there is also a chance it may host in something you don't want it to.
Rich
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Crazy Tarzan
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Posted: November 11 2003 at 6:25am |
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I figure since I don't really have anything else for the fish to host in, if I put in an anemone chances are it will host with that--rather than one of my 4 little mushrooms, some zooanthids or one of my 5 sps... But still looking to get the anemone first. Figure it will settle in better.
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Jared
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Posted: November 11 2003 at 10:20am |
This is a nice chart. One question though, if there is no check mark in a square what does that mean? That they won't host or that you don't know? I have had GSMs and Saddle Backs host in E.Quadricolor. Also, I have never had an ocellaris that wouldn't host in an E.Quadricolor.
Just my experiance.
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Jake Pehrson
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Posted: November 12 2003 at 9:01am |
Torghn,
To tell you the truth I haven't really looked or changed this chart in over 3 years. It has constantly been a work in progress. Most of the information represented in the chart has been from my personal experience. If anyone else has any feedback I will gladly accept it and change my chart if I can verify a couple sources.
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Carl
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Posted: November 12 2003 at 9:10am |
Another chart that I found was http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-10/hcs3/. I haven't bounced it with Jake's but I am sure that there is alot that we still don't understand yet about what can and will happen. I do know that my domino damsel took to my bubble and LTA but my false perc's wouldn't go near them.
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Posted: November 14 2003 at 7:08am |
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Well, different factors came into play. One lack of an affirmative id on black clowns, two wife's thoughts and opinions and mostly $$$$$. So last night I ended up purchasing a pair of ocellaris clowns, 'bout 1.5", for less than the price of one black ($20 vs $29). I'll have to wait until I can afford the blacks--maybe next year when they aren't so 'new'.
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Posted: November 15 2003 at 10:57pm |
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I got mine at from the sea and they have taken to mine allready as far as i know only ORA has bread the black clown for the market to sell i am sure that is where brad at the aquarium gets his.....
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