One Condylactis Anemone in the tank...

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And the Ocellaris Clownfish are only interested in it. A bunch of nice BTAs (2 RBTAs, and 2 GBTAs) and they completely ignore them.

Silly tank-raised clowns! (There are 14 of them, all from the same clutch or so.)

Here is some video, the water has some particles because I was cleaning the sand when I noticed clownfish retreating into the condylactis.

https://imgur.com/a/QzHOTPT

I just wish I had known they were ok with a condylactis, I would have saved a bundle on buying anemones!
 
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Cool - thanks for the gif/video. Lookin' good.

I just wish I had known they were ok with a condylactis, I would have save a bundle on buying anemones!

Tank raised clowns are silly - I think you did them a solid by giving them some good options. They say natural is best, but some people get lucky. Just imagine if you'd spent that money and they decided to bond with an overflow, powerhead, or corner of your tank instead of on of those nems!
 

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