Clowns that readily pair with anenomes

[Pennywise the Clown]

I've been told that tomato clowns are the best bet to pair with an anenome. My lfs has a tank full of tank bred tomatoes and they do look fantastic. But I have read that they can be very aggressive though I'm not sure if tank bred fish are as bad as wild caught ones.
He also has pink skunk clowns for sale but I'm unsure how readily that they take to an anenome.
I'm looking for something different to the 'nemo' fish that I see in so many reef tanks.

 

[DeniseAndy]

With clownfish, you have so many options now. Even the percs and ocellaris are crazy patterns and colors. The bonding to the nems just take time in most cases. I have not had tomato clowns, but know they can get quite large. pink skunks are great and will do fine with an anemone, but usually they like carpets and those are much harder to keep than the BTA.

For example: My clarkiis will go into anything as soon as introduced. My blackfoots have BTAs. My percs are not bright and have my overflow pipe. My ocellaris are babies, but the older one loves his bta.

 

[Pennywise the Clown]

Thanks. The pink skunk is probably my number one choice, but the fact that the bta is not a natural host is putting me off.

 

[DeniseAndy]

May still take to it over time, but I know most have luck with carpets and pinks. Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

[NY_Caveman]

I agree that Clarkiis will be hosted by any anemone and that Tomatos tend to be more aggressive than other clowns. I have owned both clown species.