Clown fish and anemones!

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Hey guys I just have a quick question!
So one of my clown fish sleeps in one of my RBTAs but during the day could care less that it is there. Is there any reason behind this or well it eventually swim around in it during the day. I have two BTAs, the other smaller clown doesn’t show interest in them during the day or night. TIA
 
The clown will really decide when it wants to host the nem. There are tricks to trying to get clowns to host anemones. You could get a pvc pipe aim it through the water at the nem and put the clown through the pvc pipe. It would swim straight down the pipe to the anemone and hopefully it will host it. Sometimes they just don't host at all... I would give it some time and see how it goes.
 
I have a clown that will spend all day in the anemone and then at night will go next to the overflow for the rest of the night. It just does what it wants :)
 
Mine does the same.
My guess is when lights are on, he sees no threat.
 

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