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I feel like they would move too much though. Is there any way to prevent moving anemones?I suppose a medium sized healthy rbta would be a fine choice.
They mostly only move when they are introduced to a new environment or are unhappy. If it is happy with good lights and parameters, then it won't move. Unless it's a condy nem they do whatever they want lolI feel like they would move too much though. Is there any way to prevent moving anemones?
2 inches or so deep wont the diamond watchman bury it or if not I though anemones on the sand eventually eat gobies and such?How much sand do you have? A long tentacle anemone would be a good fit.
I doubt either would happen. Add another inch or two if you can, but not all at once, that'd be bad. A longtentacle anemone looks great, get big, dont move, and plant their foot on the glass up against a rock, so they don't take up much rockestate and sting other corals2 inches or so deep wont the diamond watchman bury it or if not I though anemones on the sand eventually eat gobies and such?
No such anemone with your requirements exists. There is no guarantee as to what it will or will not do.. You will have better luck with getting a coral (ex. euphyllias, toadstool, etc) to host your clowns, won’t move and will not eat your other fishes.I have 2 ocellaris clownfish, a yellow coris wrasse, a diamond watchman goby.
What anemone wont move around and suit the clowns well and not eat my other fish.
There are anecdotal remedies but most anemones that your looking for will move if it wants too. What size tank do you have?I feel like they would move too much though. Is there any way to prevent moving anemones?
60gThere are anecdotal remedies but most anemones that your looking for will move if it wants too. What size tank do you have?