Anemone and clownfish

You will just have to be patient, not much else you can do really.
A BTA is not a natural host nem for occs, not that they won't take an alternative, but it may take them longer to do so.
 
Well if the nem came w/ an occ that was in it already, and you still have that occ as part of your pair, I'm sure it will go back into it over time.
 
U can get both clown and the anemone and put them in bag maybe like a 5 pound bag or in a container just the 3 and they will pair that how I did with my clown
 
U can get both clown and the anemone and put them in bag maybe like a 5 pound bag or in a container just the 3 and they will pair that how I did with my clown

Sorry, don't mean to bag on anyone, but I have to say this is a terrible idea, please don't anyone do this.
A clown needs to adapt to a nems sting cells, if they don't it can end in death of the clown, this is why I say there is really nothing you can do to force it to happen faster.
Maybe feed clowns w/ a turkey baster in that general area, but the clown needs to enter when it senses it is ok.
 

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