For the sake of the clam, HELP!!

[tizzo]

I might feel stupid for asking but I have to.
I have a BTA who decided to start roaming around my tank yesturday. About a week ago I put a Crocea Clam high in the rockwork, and it looks as if the BTA is heading straight for the clam... Will it sting it? Or will the clam close up and be OK?? Or should I not wait to find out, and just move the clam??

 

[sebae0]

the bta might sting it so i would either move clam or anemone just to be safe.

 

[zanemoseley]

I think it would sting it since they will sting corals.

 

[tizzo]

BAH, you guys.... Now i gotta go move the sucker, I guess I was hoping somebody would say..."Nooo, my anemone practically LIVES on my clam and they have a symbiotic relationship!" No, I'm just kidding about that part.
But thanx for the quick replies...who knows, maybe y'all saved a life tonight!!!

 

[mobikobeyob]

Ok time for me to chime in. and give the answer you have been waiting for. lol
In my experience they got along just fine. I have since moved the clam closer to the lights however.
I f I were you I would move it just to be safe.
Mobi

 

[viper_930]

I highly doubt that the BTA would sting it. BTAs are one of, if not the, least stinging anemones.

 

[tizzo]

Awe MAAANN... I already moved it. That's OK, I can put him back tomarrow, now I know for future reference...