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    Default Good Clown Home?

    Is this enough room for a pair of true clowns and a host anenome?

    Show tank: 40g breeder tank
    Sump tank: 55g from walmart
    Refugium\live mud tank: 20g Long
    Any ideas\suggestions\or changes? opinions wanted***

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    graphixx - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    yep you would have plenty of room, sounds like a good set up just make sure of good lighting.
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    What kind of Lighting?

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    ReefNeck - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    That light and a 40G tank will host an anemone Just Fine!
    Best of luck to you.

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    would you go with the 10k or the 14k?

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    ReefNeck - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    Go with the 14K, You can't go wrong for that anemone with the 14K. :D

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    Sounds good to me, I didn't know which of the two temps would be better for the anenome...I really like the look up the 14k's though*

    I might be changing the subject here and I apologize if I am but what the chances of this system being able to house a mandarin gragonette also? I mean as far as the pods go...I seam to have enough water capacity but can these little bugs travel through the system "ie: pump" to the show tank in order to feed one? Would the anenome or clowns compete for food? I'd really love everyone's opinion on this***

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    ReefNeck - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    You need to have your tank established for bare minimum of 6 months before even thinking about it. And make sure you have a copepod factory going on in your refugium to keep the tank supplied. Otherwise a Mandarin will eat everything in the tank and then starve to death. Not a good fish for begginers. Easy to keep and fun to watch in a well established tank with an ample supply of pods.

    And yes, They will travel through the pump to the tank. You will lose a few but not too many.
    You can buy pods but a 4oz bottle is $25 so it's better to grow your own in the fuge.

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    Yeah that's what I figured....I might would want to try it after I've had this tank established for quite some time "6 months at least I know"...even then though I'm not sure, I'd have to get really good at cultivating first. I just wouldn't want to get an animal like that without having the resources to take good care of it. I just thought I would ask anyway yeah...and I don't think the experiment would be worth the thing not making it and killing off my whole tank. lol thanks again people*

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