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wegoodinfo.com The clown fish family are probably the most common marine aquarium fish in the hobby. The most popular species are of course the Percula and Ocellaris clown fish. They are poster child for the clown fish family and are very easily recognized by people form all walks of like. Their orange bodies with the three white stripes have adorned a variety of posters, products and banners related to almost anything marine related. Premnas Biaculeatus, which is the scientific name for the maroon clown fish is a giant that can reach lengths of 6 inches in captivity. All other members in the clown fish family fall into the genus Amphiprion. Generally a cheap marine aquarium fish to purchase, expect to pay between to per specimen. Due to captive breeding of specific strains for the purpose developing clown fish with unique looks (Picasso, Misbar, Naked), these prices have begun to soar for such specimen. A balanced diet consisting of a good dry pellet or flake food and a good mix of seafood. While they are always found hosting an anemone in the wild, anemones are not required in captivity. To Learn More About Marine clownfish, please visit : wegoodinfo.com
I’ve read that Condy Anemone’s aren’t natural host to clownfish but sometimes some species like Tomato clowns may host inside of it. I was wondering if it will ever host inside? I’ve had the clown for quiet a while now, and recently got the Condy 2 days ago. How long will they take to host? It’s the only clown in the tank, and the only Condy in the tank.
Also please tell me if another animal might host inside of the Anemone.?
Thanks
Also any chance my DominoDamsel can get in the anemone? I’ve seen and read that people got it to go in.
a have a clownfish a a bubble tip anemone but my anemone died and my clownfish always sleeps near it is its first night alone and he looks a bit wrestles i am going to get a malu anemone very soon do you think he will be ok ?
I bought live rock for my salt water tank and I found a sea anemone on it. It is about 1.5-2″ big, green with white tips. I have no idea how to care for it or feed it. Does it need special light? How much light per day (hours)? What do I feed it? I saw stuff online that says zoo plankton but other stuff says phyto plankton. Which is it? Will they eat brine shrimp? Copepods? Amphipods? Rotifers? I am confused because I saw so many things online but most articles said food is different for different sea anemones & I have no clue what type this is. It looks like the kind I see often here in California tide pools. Also, I have brittle stars & turbo snails. Is this a problem (as I also saw online that some starfish & snails eat anemones)? The more info. the better as I am clueless how to keep him alive & well. Any supplements I should buy that are natural foods or minerals they need?
From what I have seen online it does not look like aiptasia.
This one has a golden beige base (which disappears into the rock) & face, pink raised spot in middle of the round “face”. Tentacles are very short (about just 1/4 inch) & bit fat. They are mint green color and have white on the very end of the tips.
I now believe it is a Anthopleura elegantissima Sea Anemone. How do I feed, care for it? Will it be a problem in my tank? What fish, inverts. will it kill? What kill it?
A Pink Skunk Clown hosts Rose Bubble Tip Anemone. From frugalreef.com
Image taken on 2009-05-07 07:09:21 by Moon Fish.
My clown fish would stay hidden behind my filter until he saw the anemone change positions and now he is all over it 
