Recent content by Elmo18

No. And no. Best, Ilham

The best advice I can give if you are using tap water, or made to, is to mix/aerate the water in a bucket using a powerhead (not air bubblers) for at least 1-2 days. Then add the salt, and wait another 2 days. Welcome back Tom! Best, Ilham

Hi Jubbers. I do have some. They are babies from Onyx parents. I do not guarantee they will look exactly like their parents. I will just call them True perculas, and if they end up being Onyx, that is wonderful :) They are $60 for two, and yes, I do ship. Best, Ilham

Luke, what' sup!? Best, Ilham

Oops...lol.. Best, Ilham

Leave them be...they are notorious for beating up anemones...especially Haddonis... Best, Ilham

Thanks :) Their parents are happy. Best, Ilham

Most still available :) $70/pair of True percula juvies(ONyx parents) $30/pair of Ocellaris juvies $80/pair of Bicinctus juvies. PM if interested. Best, Ilham

I still have about 10 Ocellaris, 4 or so True Percula, and 4 Bicinctus. Let me know if you are interested. Best, Ilham

Wait, what happened? I hope he returns. Best, Ilham

Wait, correction, I meant 30 tds (dry), to about 65 tds (after rain). Best, Ilham

Hmm, I need to enter this time :P Best, Ilham

Cyclop-Eeze, IMO, is not very hard to rinse (frozen form). The individual genetically-engineered animals are frozen whole, so there's not much mess to begin with. The only thing I see is that the water I thaw them out in gets that light 'orange' color, just like them. Best, Ilham

Hi all. Just IMO/IME. I use the frozen Cyclop-Eeze to feed to my baby clownfishes. I feed sparingly, and only about two times a week with this. Cyclop-Eeze are naturally high in fats, which if your fish is new, or thin, is great, but if they are healthy, can get them to bad shape.. My...

Hi... IMO, they are not A. latezonatus. I hope you didn't pay a lot of money for those. You posted on rareclownfish.com as well. The juvenile photo you linked is of the Mainland variant. There are two variants for the A. latezonatus. The ones you got, IMO, are A. polymnus. Would...