Any luck with aquacultured clowns hosting anemones?

[si12ius]

I was just wondering if anyone has had alot of success with aquacultured/ora clowns hosting with certain anemones if so what type of anemone. I just bought a pair of ora clowns and have a white sebae anemone. The clowns are great together but, havent hosted anything. I am patient but, wanna hear about others success. Thanks.

 

[skipperdz]

yea, but it varies on when they host...some host right away and others take a month or two

 

[alyssia]

Mine host, but it's a feather duster they like.

 

[npage]

I had the pair hosting a candycane until I got them a RBTA.
It only took two days for the female to move to the RBTA.
The male is still in the candycane because she wont let him near the RBTA.

 

[guille]

Ya, no problem, had 2 skunk clowns in a nano for 2 days. Put in a sebe and ta da 1 hr 10 min later they were all in it. Was wondering myself if there waould be an issue. Tried the same thing in a 200 gal. tank and nada, hmm go figure.

 

[si12ius]

Originally Posted by Guille
http:///forum/post/2501910
Ya, no problem, had 2 skunk clowns in a nano for 2 days. Put in a sebe and ta da 1 hr 10 min later they were all in it. Was wondering myself if there waould be an issue. Tried the same thing in a 200 gal. tank and nada, hmm go figure.

Sounds easier in a smaller tank........

 

[rcreations]

Yea, my 2 gold striped maroons hosted a GBTA instantly. Got them from swf.com

 

[itom37]

My tank-raised tomatoes hosted. I used the picture on the tank technique and it worked right away. Check the clownfish and anemone forums for it.

 

[perfectdark]

IMO Aquatacultured take to hosting eaiser than tank raised.

 

[heatheryjoy]

My aquacultured clowns host a mushroom! Of course I don't have anemone so I guess they are just working with what's available!