Anemone hosting damsel

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Hey everyone I have added a couple of domino damsels to my DT because I love their color / size and they have started to host one of my anemones that the clowns do not use. I know the pics suck lol but they leave the nem if I come close. So if you want a fish to host an anemone domino damsels just might

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I do not believe that dominos host anemones but vice Vera:). That is an age old debate lol. I have seen this too with several different species of fish including small angela
 
I do not believe that dominos host anemones but vice Vera:). That is an age old debate lol. I have seen this too with several different species of fish including small angela
There are many photos of them hosting anemones in the wild! I think they are closely related to clownfish.
 
Lol had it correct in the title but then fumbled it , I do the same thing when people mention poisonous snakes like noo they venomous
 

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