can i get an anemone?

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i have a fluval evo 13 gallon tank with 2 ocellaris clowns, some snails, a cleaner shrimp, and hermit crabs. bubble tip anemones have fascinated me for as long as i can remember and i’d love to try to get my clowns to host but i’m not sure if i can keep one in my tank. would it be able to survive with the stock evo lighting? will it eat my shrimp/snails/crabs?
 
Not in that size tank. BTA can get quiet large. I would wait until you upgrade later down the road

would any other type of anemone possibly work in that size tank?
 
you could get other sea anemones but i doubt some can host a clown fish...
 
would any other type of anemone possibly work in that size tank?
Yes. You can put several rock flower nems in there if you want. They do not host clownfish though.
 
The stock lighting won't suffice but my wife had the same tank. We put a cheap current orbit marine led on the tank and removed the top. Worked very well and the bubble tips thrived.
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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

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