Clown fish

[Dfrashid]

So I just upgraded my tank from a 36 gallon to 136 gallon upon doing so I bought two new clown fish which are mocha clown fish the two I had previously with the black and white ones they did great in the 36 gallon tank but in the new tank, they seem to wanna meet up with my hammerheads in my frog spawn corals there also gone after Gani of mine upon doing so that’s causing the corals to close up. Is this gonna eventually kill my coral? Should I get rid of the fish or figure something else out? I’ve tried to find and sea anatomy they could pair with, but my LFS doesn’t have one please any help you can provide. I would highly appreciate it.

 

[Kensington Reefer]

Pardon my confusion…
will there be 2 pairs of clownfish?
and what’s your LFS?

and
anemones have the potential to “walk” and will sting your corals

 

[dswong01]

Its no guarantee the clowns will host in the anenomes you get for the tank

 

[Kensington Reefer]

Plumb a 20gal nem n clownfish tank into the system

 

[Dfrashid]

Plumb a 20gal nem n clownfish tank into the system

And how do I do that with out my Red Sea 525 looking like shit? I’m interested in this idea

 

[Srt4eric]

And how do I do that with out my Red Sea 525 looking like shit? I’m interested in this idea

Set it up on a stand close to your tank and plumb it into your sump.

 

[Kensington Reefer]

And how do I do that with out my Red Sea 525 looking like shit? I’m interested in this idea

What Eric said...

 

[Dfrashid]

So basically, they won’t live in my main display then they’ll live in my sump?

 

[Srt4eric]

So basically, they won’t live in my main display then they’ll live in my sump?

 

[Kensington Reefer]

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Dig that schemati!

 

[Srt4eric]

Dig that schemati!

Easier than explaining

 

[Kensington Reefer]

Easier than explaining

A pic IS worth 1000 words

 

[Dfrashid]

so the pipe on the far left they can swim back to the main display?

 

[Kensington Reefer]

Common sump
Pump to clownfish tank
Gravity fed drain to sump
Fisk live in their own isolated tank