Damsels hosting anemones?

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Ok, I understand that Domino Damsels host anemones, but I was curious and would like to know, have you ever seen another type of Damsel hosting nems? If so, what species was it?
 
I have an anemone dominant tank, filled with several species of anemones and damsels. Domino's are the only one that I have personally seen shelter down in a nem.
 
they dont wallow in it like clowns do :fwiw...more like hover above..
 
Damsels are from the family of Clowns
Oh no...guadalajara won't do ... lol damsels are from the family of damsels, buddy
Pretty sure they just meant clowns are from the damsel family...

Anyway, interesting topic! I though only clownfish (and some species of shrimp and crabs) were hosted in nems.
 
Both damsels and clowns are from an arsehole family of fish - therefore they are closely related.
 
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