So I'm wrong, looks nothing like my gold Banded Maroons. White Strip, Okay One Strip sums it up to not be a tomato.
Looks more orange red to me. My maroons are MAROON!
Jim he looks happy! Enjoy
So I'm wrong, looks nothing like my gold Banded Maroons. White Strip, Okay One Strip sums it up to not be a tomato.
Looks more orange red to me. My maroons are MAROON!
Jim he looks happy! Enjoy
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It could be a white stripe maroon???? I've had those in the past. I know tht the goldstripes are white when the clown's young???
oh ya it's a maroon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well, Ive come to the conclusion that Im pretty sure he might could be a white stripe maroon, I was uncertain at first because of the unusual coloration of this particular speciman. Most maroons Ive seen are maroon, this one is a much brighter shade of orange as you can see. Also, the shading on the pectoral and anal fins through me off. I initialy introduced a pair of these guys to my tank, one orange the other maroon, unfortunately, the orange one beat the snot out of the maroon one so I had to relocate the maroon. Im hoping to find another one more like this one to possibly become a pair. I dunno tho, this guys a little brute so Im gonna have to find one quite a bit larger.
I think it is a blue spotted grouper.
Tim Marvin
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Tim I always knew you were NUTTS!
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I think I can help clarify this. Apparently there are two color patterns for the Maroon clown (Premnas biaculeatus) based on the area they come from. Take a look at the following link.
http://www.saltcorner.com/sections/zoo/800frameset.htm
In addition, the orange type are apparently much more aggressive than the maroon type. This pretty much follow's Mike's empirical observations.
Gary
Gary
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