Anemone and clownfish tank

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I am setting up a 10 gallon anemone tank. What lighting should i use
 
for one anemonee yeah.

reefbreeders photon series are very good.
Or cheap ebay full spectrum will work to
 
Make sure to keep up with the maintenance on that tank. Anemones are more sensitive to fluctuations in water parameters and it's easy for things to swing in a small tank.
 
Make sure to keep up with the maintenance on that tank. Anemones are more sensitive to fluctuations in water parameters and it's easy for things to swing in a small tank.

Once my tank cycles will i be able to add it
 
Once my tank cycles will i be able to add it

It's best if you wait a little bit. It takes a few months for your tank to get settled in even once its cycled. Waiting a few months will give the anemone a better chance at survival.
 
It's best if you wait a little bit. It takes a few months for your tank to get settled in even once its cycled. Waiting a few months will give the anemone a better chance at survival.

Since its a 10 gallon can i put another fish in there
 
What species of anemone are you thinking?

The only one that I would consider would be an H. malu, and even that is pushing it for a 10 gallon.
 
Make sure to keep up with the maintenance on that tank. Anemones are more sensitive to fluctuations in water parameters and it's easy for things to swing in a small tank.

More sensitive the what?

Anemones are mostly tidal animals who deal with fluctuations in water parameters in the wild. I lived in Thailand for 2 years and Australia for 1 year surveying tidal zones . Anemones are exposed to air of long periods of time and deal with fluctuating salinity during low tide. Temperature also fluctuation throughout the day and night. Small tidal pools heat up quick.
 

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