BTA/Occ Question

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Hey guys

So today my two clownfish (well more so the female) finally went into my RBTA during a power outage. She was in the nem for a while but after the lights came back on, they went back into the corner of the tank!

Is this a sign that they are going to be hosted by the nem in the following days, or does this mean they won't be hosted by the nem? Thanks in advance!
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By the way, this pic was taken at arpund 5-6 pm, which is when the BTA balls up every day, plus this is after lights out, so that's why it looks deflated and partly closed
 
It took my clowns over a year to finally host my nem. There is no telling. But now that they’ve gone in, I would bet that it’ll be fully hosting them soon. Mine did the same thing at first, swam in and swam out for a couple weeks. They both need to get used to it and make some room!
 

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