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Seabae Clown Indo
The Sebae Clown is a member of the Pomacentridae family from Sri Lanka. They are popular fish because of their vibrant colors and interesting behavior. It’s hard to resist watching Sebae clowns waddle as they swim. Although they don't require an anemone for survival, they do really like them. A Bubble Tip, Long Tentacle, or Sebae Anemone would make your Sebae most happy. It will be aggressive towards other clowns and should be kept with larger fish to prevent bullying. Its diet should include meaty...
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False Clown Anemonefish, in Anemone, Indo-Pacific
Digitally Printed on Archival Photographic Paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for museum or gallery display.
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The Sebae Clown is a member of the Pomacentridae family from Sri Lanka. They are popular fish because of their vibrant colors and interesting behavior. It’s hard to resist watching Sebae clowns waddle as they swim. Although they don't require an anemone for survival, they do really like them. A Bubble Tip, Long Tentacle, or Sebae Anemone would make your Sebae most happy. It will be aggressive towards other clowns and should be kept with larger fish to prevent bullying. Its diet should include meaty...
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The unusually gaudy appearance of the Clown Triggerfish makes it a very popular choice for hobbyists that have aggressive aquariums. Caution should be taken when adding the Clown Triggerfish to even a very aggressive aquarium as it has the reputation for a Jekyll and Hyde personality. These fish can prove to be peaceful for months and sometimes even years, then one day suddenly attacking and even killing tankmates several times its size. If keeping this specimen with other triggers, be sure to have...
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Your print will be custom framed with our contemporary 0.75" wide Chelsea Black wood frame in a matte finish and enhanced with a crisp - bright white mat.
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In the wild, Tangs spend their entire day swimming around on the reef in search of marine algae and meaty bits of food they can find. If underfed, it is often noted that tangs will likely pick at large polyp stony corals. It is recommended to feed dried marine algae (Nori), Spirulina Flakes, and frozen mysis shrimp. Tangs quite easily adjust to captive diets and will eventually eat flake and pellet foods as well. It is recommended to soak flake food in some type of vitamin supplement like Selcon...
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In the wild, Tangs spend their entire day swimming around on the reef in search of marine algae and meaty bits of food they can find. If underfed, it is often noted that tangs will likely pick at large polyp stony corals. It is recommended to feed dried marine algae (Nori), Spirulina Flakes, and frozen mysis shrimp. Tangs quite easily adjust to captive diets and will eventually eat flake and pellet foods as well. It is recommended to soak flake food in some type of vitamin supplement like Selcon...
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In the wild, Tangs spend their entire day swimming around on the reef in search of marine algae and meaty bits of food they can find. If underfed, it is often noted that tangs will likely pick at large polyp stony corals. It is recommended to feed dried marine algae (Nori), Spirulina Flakes, and frozen mysis shrimp. Tangs quite easily adjust to captive diets and will eventually eat flake and pellet foods as well. It is recommended to soak flake food in some type of vitamin supplement like Selcon...
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The unusually gaudy appearance of the Clown Triggerfish makes it a very popular choice for hobbyists that have aggressive aquariums. Caution should be taken when adding the Clown Triggerfish to even a very aggressive aquarium as it has the reputation for a Jekyll and Hyde personality. These fish can prove to be peaceful for months and sometimes even years, then one day suddenly attacking and even killing tankmates several times its size. If keeping this specimen with other triggers, be sure to have...
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The unusually gaudy appearance of the Clown Triggerfish makes it a very popular choice for hobbyists that have aggressive aquariums. Caution should be taken when adding the Clown Triggerfish to even a very aggressive aquarium as it has the reputation for a Jekyll and Hyde personality. These fish can prove to be peaceful for months and sometimes even years, then one day suddenly attacking and even killing tankmates several times its size. If keeping this specimen with other triggers, be sure to have...
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