sea anemone with clownfish

only time will tell my friend. Some people try to force it, I had my fancy oscellaris clowns for 3 years before they hosted an anemone, which is a gigantea carpet anemone which they naturally host in the wild. The question is what type of anemone did you purchase? How large is it? If it's a bubble tip anemone they may never host it since it's not a natural host in the wild and most clowns are tank raised which makes it even more difficult. I would wait but some people try and force it by introducing the anemone in a breeder box with the clowns or taping posters/pages of clownfish hosting anemones on the glass of the tank. I'm a firm believer that if clowns don't want to host the anemone why force it?
 
What kind of anemone?
 
I have a pair of oscellaris clowns and it took about 4 months before they hosted with my RBTA. They are inseparable now. Blueish with red tips sound like a Haitian anemone and I don't think they'll host a clownfish. You need to determine what kind of anemone it is.
 
There are really two BTAs here. Mine split a few months back and they like to stay close to each other.
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