Clowns and other corals

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If it is not safe and not recommended to try to train clowns to host an anemone, is it safe to try to train them to host another anemone like a frogspawn or hammer?
 
Best is to let them pick there host I have 4 clowns in my 75 . 2 clowns get hosted by a Rbta other 2 hammer coral took some time thou but they will find it.
 
It's just that my oldest clown is almost 3 years old and has never hosted anything. My other clown is almost a year old. Can clowns get hurt by frogspawn or hammers?
 
I never seen one get hurt some clowns just wont take a host sad to say how long have they been in with the corals
 
They just might not take a host there are other methods to try but I never have I always let it play out good luck
 

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