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My Male Clown is Hosting The Mushroom
- Thread starter Juano908
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They host anything, mine have hosted an open brain, xenia, frogspawn, and now duncan's. Nothing to worry about.
I had a bta before but they never got close to it.
Before I got a nem my clowns just decided the side of the overflow was their private spot. Oh and fyi the mushroom is the host. The fish is the one who is adding themselves uninvited LOL.
My current clown was captive bred and lived for about a year in the sump. When I moved her into the main display she swam like an anthia in the middle of the water column. Then 48 hrs later she identified the BTA and now will not go more than 5 inches away from it. btas normally host maroon clowns. So it's very possible for non-maroon clowns to ignore BTAs for a while before figuring it out.
My current clown was captive bred and lived for about a year in the sump. When I moved her into the main display she swam like an anthia in the middle of the water column. Then 48 hrs later she identified the BTA and now will not go more than 5 inches away from it. btas normally host maroon clowns. So it's very possible for non-maroon clowns to ignore BTAs for a while before figuring it out.
Mines are snowflake.
http://www.orafarm.com/products/fish/clowns/snowflake/ - they are A.ocellaris and normally find a Heteractis magnifica and Stichodactyla gigantea.
But it's possible to try and get a BTA to host them.
good luck. Those other two anemones are tough to keep!
But it's possible to try and get a BTA to host them.
good luck. Those other two anemones are tough to keep!
My clowns host my green giant palys. They are weird like that and are lost without them.
