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I've heard that clowns will do this when they are building up an immunity to a particular anemone's sting. Something about it helping them to produce a thicker slime coat....

Well, I've had the clowns for a month (I let my anemone settle in before I even got them), but they've only had their "visual aid" for a week. I'll be patient :)

I tried the picture thing, we even made a collage of them! It's been on the tank for a week without progress, but I figured it couldn't hurt.

Hi everyone, I have a question about how I can encourage my clownfish to check out their anemone. My anemone is a green BTA of a pretty good size, and my clownfish are a pair of baby ocellaris clowns. They're tank-bred, and it shows - they haven't even looked at the anemone in the month that...

Do you have anything for it to host in? I've heard that when some clowns can't find anything to host in, they dig themselves a little hole in the substrate as a kind of substitute :)

I received my green BTA from a friend's mother, who was keeping them under very low lighting (2 watts/gal in a 65 tall). When I got it, its tentacles were very stringy, and she said they'd always been that way. But when he settled down in my tank under higher lighting, the tentacles began to...