RFA and slow swimmers like Mandarin Dragonets.

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Any concern? My Target Mandarin is healthy and she gets around pretty well, does a good job avoiding stings from corals. Would she be okay with a RFA in the tank?

Is there any special needs these require? Such as pristine water quality or dirtier water?
 
She would do good in a rfa tank as the sting is really weak.
Same care as any other anemone..Stable parameters and good lighting
 
No worries. Unless it's startled, a mandarin will see and avoid it. And unless the RFA is very large and the mandarin very small, I don't think it could hold it.
 
My RFA has found it's spot up on a coral skeleton,and the 3 mandrins are fine. They chase pods and brine shrimp babies right up against it.
They have even been against the condy and been fine
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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