Clown finally hosting (condy) anenome

Mike Arnold

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After about 6 months, a couple of my clowns are starting to host one of my anenomes. I have a rose bubble tip and a condylactis; I thought it was odd that they started hosting the condy and not the rbta, so I thought I should share. https://goo.gl/photos/81QSaugGVfuhVzbh7
 
Clowns will host just about anything, including powerheads and overflow boxes. Although condys are from the Caribbean and are not natural to Indo-Pacific clowns, at least they're nems.

Any port in a storm.
 
After about 6 months, a couple of my clowns are starting to host one of my anenomes. I have a rose bubble tip and a condylactis; I thought it was odd that they started hosting the condy and not the rbta, so I thought I should share. https://goo.gl/photos/81QSaugGVfuhVzbh7

Hi Mike,

Looking so cool :)
You have very friendly fish!
Do you plan to add some more fish?

Zhenya
 
Hi Mike,

Looking so cool :)
You have very friendly fish!
Do you plan to add some more fish?

Zhenya
I'm not planning on adding anymore fish, but I loose all resolve whenever I see something I like at the LFS. I'm trying to add more SPS, but I'm not having any luck; something must be off with my tank parameters, but I just can't put my finger on it yet.
 
I have had the same experience! This was a long time ago but I had this pair laying with condy's

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So i just bought a condy anemone and have two clownfish but the internet says that if she catches them she might eat them ... is there a HIGH possibility of this happening??
 

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