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I also heard, not sure if its right or wrong, but tank raised clown fish don't usually host in an Anemones. I have a pair of maroons, they hosted in BTA 2 days after I got them but they were wild caught.
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Mine just hang out in the back corner of my 95 and don't seem to venture far from that spot. They have never attempted to host in anything.
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I got my two Amphiprion ocellaris clownfish yesterday, The two anemones just about a week ago. I believe that you are right they are slowly moving around the tank scouting there territory, At least they are doing it together as a pair.
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condy's are not host anemones, but some clowns do take to them. but it could prove fatal :P
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I have two true percs and they hosted the front glass of the tank for about 5 months.
I got a hammer coral about 3 months ago and they ignored it until about 2 weeks ago and started to host that. I think that is just takes time, I also think they are true to there name "clown fish" as they are truly strange
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Do Clownfish that dont host still lay eggs?
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mine do.
However they lay the eggs right by my overflow.. so it's pretty much GG for the new-borns when they hatch |
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