125 Anemone Garden (01/05/13 : video pg. 6, post 57)

Wow you have turned into quite the Clownfish and awesome Anemone collector.

Is that a Ritteri Anemone at the very top?

What types of anemones do you have?

I would really like a pair of orange Skunk Clowns. Do you ever hear any chirping or clicking from them?

Thank you for sharing it's an amazing tank.

 

Thanks! =)

That is a Ritteri. The video really does it no justice. I seriously stumbled upon that jewel. To see it in person, it has very blue tips, a green base and pink foot. =) I'll possibly try to work on a still picture of it with the correct coloration. It looks nearly identical to Vivid's, in the video below.

Magnificent Sea Anemone Propagation - YouTube

There are two Magnifica. The one you see is in the 8"-10" range when fully expanded. A number of various (between 8-12, some have split since acquired) Quadricolor's, Green, Rose & Sunburst. The largest, is the Rose in the far right, estimating 16" +. A variety of 4 Heteractis Crispa & Malu's. A variety of 4 Rock Anemone's. Two Ultra Maxi Mini's.

 

OMG that is a beauty.

I remember the days when no one would ever consider fragging one, cool video.

 

Very cool, love the mix of clowns and anemone! Thanks for sharing.

 

Yep. They'll be fragging and selling them in the future. I would assume, by late this year.

 

Thank you, for taking the time to view!

The clowns actually get along quite well. Of course they're territorial to their preferred anemone, but other than the Pink Skunks who own the larger Ritteri, the others actually move around from one anemone to another, quite often. However, they tend to sleep in their favorite each night.

 

Did I see four sets of clowns??? That is too cool...I've seen many a post that says more than a pair can't be done.....love it! Anemones and clowns are the ultimate sea life in a tank IMO....

 

Video says unable to play

 

Old post but awesome video. Always co to see multiple clown pairs in a tank.

 

Here's a couple video updates of the 125. The move was hard on this tank and most livestock was either sold or lost in the move. It's on the return, however, there won't be as many clownfish. Currently, the pair seen here and a newly acquired Maroon pair, not seen. In the second video, you'll catch a glimpse of some of the other tank-mates, a Chevron & Yellow Tang. Enjoy!

You're always welcome to stay up with what's currently going on, on my Youtube Channel. Nvizn's Youtube Channel Here.