Odd occellaris

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I have two occellaris most likely captive bred. They watched another pair host in a gbta. Now they are nuzzling into my green mushroom?
It's very entertaining.
Has anyone ever seen this before?
They are not going to get stung or anything?

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Mine sleep in my mushrooms or my Gobstopper Zoas or my Duncan but don't go near my RBTA. They have little black dots on them from being stung by the corals. Go figure.
 
No I have not seen it before but I am not surprised clown fish can be strange sometimes. They will not get stung because of the mucous coat that covers them. They generally like to do this with anemones it is called hosting an anemone.
 
No I have not seen it before but I am not surprised clown fish can be strange sometimes. They will not get stung because of the mucous coat that covers them. They generally like to do this with anemones it is called hosting an anemone.
I have another pair that moved into the gbta.

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I have two occellaris most likely captive bred. They watched another pair host in a gbta. Now they are nuzzling into my green mushroom?
It's very entertaining.
Has anyone ever seen this before?
They are not going to get stung or anything?

IMG_20200113_133257_MP.jpg IMG_20200113_131632_1~2.jpg IMG_20200113_131633~2.jpg
Oops I can't spell ocellaris.
:)
 

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