Second guessing my anemone

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So I go to my LFS yesterday and decided to grab two Condylactis anemones, get them acclimated and in the tank. They look really nice and full, but I read an article that claims that they aren’t very good tank mates for Clowns or feather dusters. I can return them to the lfs if they’re not going to work out. My stock list is as follows: 2 stubby Clowns, 2 three Stripe Damsels , 2 yellow tail Blue Damsels, 2 feather dusters, and the 2 condys All of that in a 55g running 2 hob filters and a Fluval FX4 canister also have a protein skimmer running. Any comments are appreciated. Thanks

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It's really up to you. Being a Caribbean species, Condys aren't hosting nems, and may even eat your clowns. They're relatively hardy and should do well in your tank.
 
It's really up to you. Being a Caribbean species, Condys aren't hosting nems, and may even eat your clowns. They're relatively hardy and should do well in your tank.
That’s really what I’m worried about, them eating everything in the tank. And now I see that they move fairly quickly across the tank
 

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