Name that anemone!

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What color is the foot of it?

Looks ilke a condy nem to me.

Also note I have seen a condy kept with a regular tube light that comes in perfecto hoods for years. They still have it also same setup same light.

Have to say thought good luck with getting a clown to host it that is another story.
 
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Maroons and Clarki will host them. I've had both host mine till I lost it to a tank crash. But be carefull the nems are known to eat them just as fast as host
 
What color is the foot of it?

Looks ilke a condy nem to me.

Also note I have seen a condy kept with a regular tube light that comes in perfecto hoods for years. They still have it also same setup same light.

Have to say thought good luck with getting a clown to host it that is another story.

Condys are very very hardy nems, however there is a fine difference between staying alive and thriving, imagine a panther grouper in a 30 gallon. It will survive but will it be happy?


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