Duncan hosting Clown

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I'm going to say that it's not an odd occurrence in the big picture, but the female of my pair is bound and determined to find a nesting spot. I have a small rose bubble tip, but it does not appreciate her attention. She nudges it and it recedes. Got to give the ol' girl points for determination. I had thought she would take to the frogspawn right below the anemone, but decided to cross the tank to the Duncan. Who knows why the do what they do?
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As long as they are happy I'm great with it. I purchased the bubble tip for the pair, but I guess if it wants to be left alone that's what it will get.
 
For the longest time my clowns hosted my clam. They seem to host anything they can.
 
Mother Nature is a grand thing indeed. The preconceived notion that clowns are indicative to anemones couldn't be farther from the truth. Thanks guys for the input
 

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