When can clownfish fry be introduced to a tank with anemones?

[Muddaubere]

I have 35 day old clown fry that I want to move to an anemone only tank. The tank is a temporary area to coarse the anemones off a rock for proper removal. I was wondering if anyone knows when the proper time would be to introduce baby clowns to anemones. Is there a too early time or should they be older before introducing live rock and anemones?

 

[Unitylover]

i believe 35 days should be fine with live rock, you should wait more for an anemone, just to be safe.

 

[Muddaubere]

i believe 35 days should be fine with live rock, you should wait more for an anemone, just to be safe.

The anemones have been on the live rock for nearly a year now, so they are quite seasoned. I was just checking at what age the clowns should be before adding them to a tank with anemones. So your 35 days still stand true?

 

[Unitylover]

The anemones have been on the live rock for nearly a year now, so they are quite seasoned. I was just checking at what age the clowns should be before adding them to a tank with anemones. So your 35 days still stand true?

im saying that you should wait a bit more than 35 days for an anemone

 

[Slapp]

I hope this thread got resolved somehow. just to clarify, 35 day old fry is too young for anemones?

 

[Unitylover]

I dont know, but better be on the safe side. Stick with artificial, and maybe get real anemones on 50 days

 

[Muddaubere]

I hope this thread got resolved somehow. just to clarify, 35 day old fry is too young for anemones?

I moved my fry to the tank with anemones at about 45-50 days. They have been fine.