[Dez]

I would disagree with condylactis anemones not being host anemones. I have a friend that has had his tomato clown pair for almost 12 years and they use the condylactis anemone as their host. He's had different condylactis anemones over the 12 years, some of which he has kept for years, but the Tomato clowns will always use them as a host. However, I don't think that it's the norm that clowns would go to a condylactis anemone. I'm not posting to be in conflict with anyone, just wanting to give an example of something possible that's out of the norm. Cheers [img]smile.gif[/img]

Des