Do it need oxygen

Yea even more than the goldfish or betta.

Truth

@CHEFF pool 100%

The closest looking fish is probably the bumblebee goby, much smaller and fresh water

Probably not. Clownfish are mostly as popular as they are because of Finding Nemo. If they were freshwater fish then the film wouldn’t work with Clownfish as it is set in the ocean. They would likely still be up there as one of the highest selling fish for they are easy to care for and are very pretty, but calling them the absolute highest selling fish is a big optimistic.

That's brilliant, it's not that hard really

You do know they were able to be kept as pets wayyyyy before the movie right?

They didn’t make fish from the movie, they already existed.

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I may do a video about tangs at some point

Many people do use seawater they collect. Just watch out for any pollution in the area

I live in tampa Florida and I’ve used saltwater from the sea near Clearwater and I didn’t have to cycle bc I used the sand and live rock there in the area I just needed to wait about a week for water to clear out so it wasn’t hazy and did test to make sure ammonia wasn’t high along with everything else but the thing is if you use the natural sea water you can ONLY use the natural sea water when doing water changes bc if you use a fish store water it’ll mess up your salinity in the tank and stress your tank out, also since I’m here in Florida and I’m on the golf the water I had wasn’t really able to hold much coral other than the “ugly” corals and tangs didn’t survive I had to switch em over to another tang bc it was too much for them

Your welcome

Ooh exciting

Good luck!

My pleasure!

External canister would be better and a decent coral spectrum light would be needed

1/4 - 1/2

they are an awesome little fish. I have a maroon clown

Nobody answered you though so who are you thanking? Lol

@@rainbowstarmced191 He's just being polite dude.

Why not have an anemone and corals

Generally maroon clown fish kinda become big compared to the common clowns….and the most aggresive too…

Different species. Ocellaris clowns are smaller then maroon clowns, but still can get to be 4 inches long in large enough spaces. The spots you mentioned sound like it could be a lighting maroon, a very beautiful kind of maroon clownfish.

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Yes

Should be fine to add some other fish in 200l like firefish, gobies, blennies, damsel or similar small fish there's lots of choice

@@EverydayAquarist thank you

Mysis, brine shrimp and marine flakes

No sorry

Heliofungia

Yes you can

Also could I just have one by itself or no

if you get two males one will become a female over time

Wrong park,go elsewhere

For a pair you need around 90+ litres

To small for long term

How many gallons is that?

@@nerad1994 15 gal

Yes as long as they are the same species

@@EverydayAquarist wow first heart I ever got xd !!! Thanks both for the advice and the heart 😂

Brine shrimp, Mysis and also marine flakes\pellets

Just like humans... Oop.

Lmao

Cause they are fish without private parts

@@Candlelight10 they do have different parts

If its just clownfish then any tank will do so long as its filtered and has properly prepared salt water (not table salt). If you want corals things get more complex

@@EverydayAquarist thanks! You’ve definitely earned a subscription from me!

@@EverydayAquarist hi just one more thing, by just clownfish do you mean that I can’t have any other fish?

Marine fish need large tanks compared to freshwater and are not always compatible with each other. Best do some research before buying

What makes it so expensive?

@@Parker_Vanslyke the salt,fish,rocks,corals

they don’t actually need an anemone

No, you want to either buy water from your local fish store or you can mix your own. I personally buy mine from my fish store but mixing you own is also good

Yes it is okay to use.

They don’t get along

@@smokingjoint4661 dude there are HUNDREDS of videos of saltwater tanks with both clownfish and blue tangs... dont say bullshit, maybe quit toking too much?

No

lmao they made the language and you mock them for it XD

Hey where you from ?

It’s actually a lot easier to keep them in bigger tanks

i have two and kinda afraid how i'll keep them alive and started research, some says that they require anemone as if they'll die without it, help

No they will be fine

@@misth7270 we have 2 clown fish together without a anemone and they are doing great!

yes

@@EverydayAquarist Ah, ok. Glad to know. I worried that there may be lack of oxygen in the tank even though there's enough aeration and water ripple on the surface. And they are active and likes to be fed a lot.

Absolutely not

@@EverydayAquarist why not I live in pacific

@@user-qk1hf8cx4c 25 celsius water temperature

No problem Mr. Barracuda

@@EverydayAquarist I wiped out almost an entire clownfish family in a disney movie

dig your user name haha

just mad because they made the language and you changed it and now you mock them

@@thethiccster2828 yes

It varies in marines but once per month is a good start

@@EverydayAquarist my fish is a clown fish is it okay if i only change the water once a month?

Yes

that isn’t fair for the fish

@@diora266 Yeah I've been doing a lot of research I agree. I'm just going to stick with freshwater for a few more years.🙂

@@galinagause6273 you should start a Brackish! It’s a new step people don’t do a lot. You can keep starfish and some puffers

soap** not soup haha

I would add carbon to your filter, use something like seachem prime and do a 100% waterchange (if there are no other fish in the tank) then wait a few weeks before adding anything else