Any foreseeable problems with clownfish hosting GSP?

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Title states it.

They look like they are enjoying themselves.

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Neat. Doesn’t look like a problem. I like the green & orange contrast.
 
Looks nice. I don't really see any future problems, other than if the clowns lay eggs or the GSP doesn't want to be hosted
 
Looks nice. I don't really see any future problems, other than if the clowns lay eggs or the GSP doesn't want to be hosted

I find the GSP to be moody anyway, lol! It'll be retracted for a few days once and a while for no good reason and then pop back out like nothing is wrong.
 
On the plus side it’s unlikely that the GSP will pick up and walk into a power head. 😁

Nice looking fish and GSP.
 
On the plus side it’s unlikely that the GSP will pick up and walk into a power head. 😁

Nice looking fish and GSP.
Oh so true! I've had to trim that GSP so many times because I don't want it on my rocks or the glass. This a brand new behavior for the clownfish, I'm just tickled because they look so cute swimming through it.
 

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