Clownfish and anemone !

[Lucasuka5006011]

I have a maroon clown fish and today I put in this anemone , I was at a new LFS and they said that this anemone would be ok with the clown ( the anemone was hosing another fish that I saw at the store ) is this behavior normal? Does the anemone look well ? Is my clown in any kind of danger ??

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

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[Pablopufferfish]

I can’t view your videos or photos. I can’t answer your first two questions, but to answer the last. Your clownfish will not get harmed by the anemone because of its mucus coat.

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

Sorry about that I was trying to post the video and it won’t work for some reason , here are some photos

 

[Pablopufferfish]

It’s hard to see with blue light, but from what I can tell this behavior is completely normal. Your anemone is hosting your clownfish. What kind of anemone did you buy?

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

What I’ve noticed is the clown with really thrash threw the anemone and sometimes back away from it really quickly , then go back in

 

[Katrina71]

Your clown looks pretty darn comfy!

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

From what I can tell I think it might be a Condy

 

[Pablopufferfish]

Your anemone looks happy and your clownfish is quite happy looking. And the movements you mention(what your clownfish is doing) is normal.

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

Even with part of the anemone laying out on the sand

that’s normal ?

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

Sorry for the silly questions , I just really want to make sure there both happy and that they anemone won’t eat the clown fish

 

[Pablopufferfish]

No the anemone won’t eat the clownfish. It’s normal for a anemone to be on the sand since they move constantly. These are great questions! No need to say sorry.

 

[Lucasuka5006011]

Thanks for all the info I really appreciate it ! I just got a little worried since I’ve heard that the Condy anemone would eat the clown

my only other concern is I do want to get a bit of torch coral , I’m waiting to see what the anemone does Bc I really don’t want it to kill my coral, I was thinking of maybe putting the cora on a magnetic rack to keep the anemone away at first to see what he does

No the anemone won’t eat the clownfish. It’s normal for a anemone to be on the sand since they move constantly. These are great questions! No need to say sorry.

 

[sprungson]

This is completely normal. Sometimes my clown lays there like he's dead. Sometimes he slams in and thrashes in the anemone. All normal.