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Clown's been in there for about 5 months now and has not picked any spot as its own. It's super non territorial!Lol
Find clowns have a spot in the tank they stay in. Put the men there and it happens
It's either an occelaris or a true percula. I'm leaning towards true perc.What type of clown do you have? Sometimes it can take years and sometimes never. I wouldn't force it to prevent unneeded stress.
I held my phone to the tank with a video of clowns in an anemone. They "fought" with the other clowns in the video for about 20 minutes, and were in the anemone the next day. This was after a couple of months of ignoring it.Tape a picture of a clown in an anemone near the nem. Worked for me.
disclosure: if you search this forum you might find a thread where I got into an argument of whether or not that actually works. Here’s the thing, it is probably the least-invasive option next to doing nothing that you could ever do to your tank. If it doesn’t work, there is literally no harm that could possibly come from it. And if it works, problem solved. Zero risk, high possible reward.