marinebgnr
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does anyone else have a conde what fish will host it and how many watts does it need i have 65
anybody have a conde anenome
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viper_930
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It'll host clowns, but it's not as likely to happen than with other anemones. Condy anemones are not natural hosts to any clownfish since they come from different oceans.
For a tank that size you might as well just go with T-5 or MH lights. 4 or 6x54 watt T-5HO lights or 2x150 watt DE halides would be great.
For a tank that size you might as well just go with T-5 or MH lights. 4 or 6x54 watt T-5HO lights or 2x150 watt DE halides would be great.
marinebgnr
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Originally Posted by engineer
I read somewhere that the condi's are more potent at stinging than other anemones! Thats y you dont see them hosting clownfish as much!!!!
clowns have a protective coat around their body to protect them from the stining cells of condes :happyfish
I read somewhere that the condi's are more potent at stinging than other anemones! Thats y you dont see them hosting clownfish as much!!!!
clowns have a protective coat around their body to protect them from the stining cells of condes :happyfish
ryanhayes9
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the reason is because clowns and these type of anenomes are from different oceans and dont know e/o exist.
the anenome MIGHT host but it also has about a 50/50 chance of eating the fish inside it..... IMO i had one and my maroon ended up w/ black spots on her side. she tried to host but got stung. i removed the anenome
the anenome MIGHT host but it also has about a 50/50 chance of eating the fish inside it..... IMO i had one and my maroon ended up w/ black spots on her side. she tried to host but got stung. i removed the anenome
marinebgnr
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Originally Posted by ViPeR_930
It'll host clowns, but it's not as likely to happen than with other anemones. Condy anemones are not natural hosts to any clownfish since they come from different oceans.
For a tank that size you might as well just go with T-5 or MH lights. 4 or 6x54 watt T-5HO lights or 2x150 watt DE halides would be great.
ive had my conde for six months under 65 watts and it is flourishing with purple i had a tomato clown but it died
It'll host clowns, but it's not as likely to happen than with other anemones. Condy anemones are not natural hosts to any clownfish since they come from different oceans.
For a tank that size you might as well just go with T-5 or MH lights. 4 or 6x54 watt T-5HO lights or 2x150 watt DE halides would be great.
ive had my conde for six months under 65 watts and it is flourishing with purple i had a tomato clown but it died