What fish are anenome safe?

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Hi guys, I was wondering what fish are anenome safe? Are all non-reef safe fish also not anenome safe? I am looking to house some rock flower anenome or bubble tip anenome however I do have a heniochus butterfly which I am still not sure if my specific one is or isn't reef safe.

Any input would be appreciated.
 
Hi guys, I was wondering what fish are anenome safe? Are all non-reef safe fish also not anenome safe? I am looking to house some rock flower anenome or bubble tip anenome however I do have a heniochus butterfly which I am still not sure if my specific one is or isn't reef safe.

Any input would be appreciated.
You never know whether a specific fish is going to be anemone safe or not. I have a Mini Maxi Carpet in my tank with a CBB, completely ignored for around 1.5-2 years and CBBs are known for not being anemone safe.
It’s all 50/50 and nothing can be fully said until you try it with a cheap anemone.
 
Hi guys, I was wondering what fish are anenome safe? Are all non-reef safe fish also not anenome safe? I am looking to house some rock flower anenome or bubble tip anenome however I do have a heniochus butterfly which I am still not sure if my specific one is or isn't reef safe.

Any input would be appreciated.
I've never seen dwarf angels bother nems. The heniochus might.
 

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