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03-02-2013, 04:25 PM
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I am with Ross on this one
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03-03-2013, 05:19 PM
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Now perhaps I am wrong,..but I personally dont see how a "designer" clown would be any different than a "regular" clown when it comes to hosting an anenome. If your meaning how to get a captive bred clown to host a nem well its all just patience. My "designer" clown hosts my frogspawn. Or you could always just throw in a larger aggresive fish and my guess is they would host the nem pretty darn fast at the risk of your fish dieing so I in no way support this idea (its just more of a joke, sorry) lol. But that would be why a wild caught clown would host a nem faster, they come from the wild with a ton of dangers and predators so they have to rely on the nem for safety captive bred fish dont have those dangers so it just may take a little longer but my guess is that eventually there instincts and desire to host a nem will kick in. They have only been in your tank a couple of weeks so I would just give them some time. Or you could take Ross' advice.
Last edited by Trevor W; 03-03-2013 at 05:30 PM.
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03-03-2013, 05:53 PM
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Designer clowns have never seen an anemone before. They get bred like a dog if you know what I mean. They lose natural instinct over time.
Mine have been alone with an RBTA for a few weeks but no go. It might take time. As mentioned.
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