Overview

Tank Info
Suggested fish list


Sheet 1: Tank Info

Live Rock Added 07/15/08

Sheet 2: Suggested fish list

 Scientific Name
 Meiacanthus atrodorsalis
 Serranus tortugarum
 Amphiprion percula
Pomacentrus coelestis
 Nemateleotris magnifica
 Dendrochirus zebra

 Synchiropus splendidus

 Diet
 Omnivore
 Carnivore
 Omnivore; brine shrimp, meaty foods, flake
Omnivore
 Carnivore
 Carnivore; shrimp, meaty foods, feeder fish

 Carnivore

 Alt Common Name
 Lyretail Fang Blenny
 Chalk Basslet
  True Percula Clown, False Ocellaris Clownfish, Orange Clownfish,  Orange Anemonefish
Molucca Damsel, Neon Damselfish, Blue Damselfish
 Fire Goby, Magnificent Dartfish
 Dwarf Lionfish, Zebra Lionfish, Turkeyfish, Kirinmino (Jap. 'coat of Kirin')

 Mandarinfish, Striped Mandarin

 Family
 Blenniidae
 Serranidae
 Pomacentridae
Pomacentridae
 Gobiidae
 Ephippidae

 Callionymidae

 Origin
 Fiji
 Western Southern Atlantic
 Western Pacific: Great Barrier Reef, Solomon Islands,  and Fiji Islands
Eastern Indian and Western Pacific Oceans
 Indo-Pacific, Australia, Hawaii
 Indian and Pacific Oceans

 Western Pacific, south to Australia

 Aquarist Level
 Intermediate
 Beginner
 Intermediate
Beginner
 Novice
 Beginner/Intermediate

 Advanced

 Reef Safe
 Yes
 Yes
 Yes
Yes
 Yes
 No

 Yes

 Coloration
 Blue/gray with Yellow dorsal highlights
 Orange with Purple midsection. Bright Blue bars along the body.
 Orange with three vertical White stripes, outlined in Black
Blue with Yellow-Orange in the lower posterior
 Yellow Head, White body fading into Red
 White and brown stripes

 Green with paisley striping in Blue, Orange, and Red

 Disposition
 Semi-Aggressive
 Peaceful.
 Peaceful, territorial towards other Clownfish.
Juveniles are peaceful
 Peaceful
 Peaceful 

 Peaceful

 Hardiness
 Moderate
 Hardy
 Hardy
Hardy
 Very
 Hardy

 Moderate

 Same Species Compatibility
 Territorial
 Compatible with other families. Typically compatible with same genus in groups introduced simultaneously..
 Compatible with other families, territorial with other species of clownfish.
Compatible with other families, territorial with other species of Damsels.
 Peaceful. Possibly somewhat territorial with its own kind. Be sure to rovide adequate hiding places.
 Peaceful with other fish of its own and other families. Incompatible with fish small enough to fit in its mouth.

 Males can be territorial.

 Mature Size
 4 inches
 3 in.
 5 inches
Wild: 5in.  Typical Captive: 3in.
 3 inches
 7 inches

 5 inches

 Sexual Dimorphism
 Males increase in coloration during mating.  
 None Visible
 Female is typically the largest in a group.
None Visible
 None
 

 Mature Males have an elongated dorsal spine.

 Venomous
 Considered to be






 No
 Yes - Spines






















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