my new li'l anemone

id love to have one... is it bothering your corals... and do you have clowns in there?
 
id love to have one... is it bothering your corals... and do you have clowns in there?
i have clowns:)but the mini carpet is too small for them to host...i just got a big blue carpet and they dont seem to wanna host it...i bought the carpets for them but it looks like it doesnt exist...

do true perculas host carpet anemone's?anyone?
i have a pair of picassos:neutral:
one host the sandbed and one host one of my zoa colony that is always getting irritated and doesnt open anymore..:sure:
 
Yes Ive seen perculas host in carpets.If they are a tank breed species it can take longer for them to understand the fact they they have hosting instenctis.Just give them soem more time and see what happens.

Thanks,
Austin/clowns101
 
yikes they finally host my blue carpet

ok i put a pic of clownfish hosting a blue carpet and in 2 days they start hosting it...problem is the other one doesnt let the other clown host it...
so does that mean my clownfish are not a pair???:sad:
 

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Clowns will do that even when they are mature pair. All of the clowns I have had did that at first after awhile the dominant one will let the other in...
 
the mean one is bigger than the other one does that mean the bigger one is turning female?...the clowns are 1-1.5 inch..still young
 
Soooooo awesome. I want one so bad!! They had one at ATL? Hmmm... I might have to stop by and ask about more!
 
the mini red carpet i got from ATL...the blue carpet from a sponsor here.:)
mini red carpet is really nice:)
give them a call kraylen if they still have one...they will put u on the list...
i waited 2 months i think:)
 
the mean one is bigger than the other one does that mean the bigger one is turning female?...the clowns are 1-1.5 inch..still young

It's not written in stone but could very well be going that way. Which ever one that will end up the female will usually outpace the other in growth. How old do you think they are? My Black and whites it wasn't till they were about a year old that one could really tell which one was going to be either sex. Mind you, when I got my B&W my what is male now was 3/4''......Was the smallest clown I have ever had...
 
It's not written in stone but could very well be going that way. Which ever one that will end up the female will usually outpace the other in growth. How old do you think they are? My Black and whites it wasn't till they were about a year old that one could really tell which one was going to be either sex. Mind you, when I got my B&W my what is male now was 3/4''......Was the smallest clown I have ever had...
im not sure how old they are...the guy i got it from said they are still young..they are both small...though i notice one is bigger...i have them for about a month..:bigsmile:
 

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