My Latezonatus clowns

[cherrycorals]

YouTube- Wide Band Clowns

A new video of my favorite clowns. They have been through alot!! A week after the first photos were taken they contracted ich and were covered from head to tail!!! Fortunately they continued to eat while I waited and watched for nature to take its course. Dipping wasn't an option, that would have killed them.

Now I have a slightly different problem and its in that anemone, lets see who notices and I will explain further.

[MizTanks]

I'm a newb but it looks like she's got some bare spots?

[whitetiger61]

no no no... thats a pretty healthy anemone..something else is in there..cant quite make it out but looks like another fish.. only other fish i know of that can host without getting stung is a clown golby but it looks bigger than that

Rick

[cherrycorals]

So what kind of fish is in there? First to guess gets a $25 Gift Certificate.

[whitetiger61]

i think i know now..pretty sure ita a damsel..just remembered they can host also

Rick

[jimsflies]

Looks like there is a third clown....a black/white occelaris.

[whitetiger61]

you could be right Jim but it looks to broad from dorsel to belly for a clown..im still going with black striped damsel

Rick

[tazzy695]

my guess is a small tang or possibly a trigger

[Werdlone]

I watched it twice and have to agree with Jim. I only see an ocellarus in there with the latezonatus. Almost looks like there is something on the left side of the anemone but I think it is just an open space. Looks like stripes, but I think it is just the tentacles in the back moving.

[Fishgeek88]

All I see is a Black Occy with the Latez Clown. Very nice fish btw!