Hatian Pink Tip

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usirchchris

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I have had a few hatians in my day, and a few more clowns...never had a problem. The clowns would generally not even get near them. Even if they had stumbled across them I highly doubt they would have been captured. I would not worry about it
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johnnyd

johnnyd

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my maroon clown hosts my PTH anemone and only that anemone. its rare for them to reside in a condy or PTH but they will sometimes like mine does. jst depends my percs oly stay in my LTA and the smaller maroon goes in the carpet and PTH anemones.
 
perfectdark

perfectdark

Active Member
Hatian anemones are Condylactis sp. They are an atlantic species and are known to be one of the more aggressive anemones, maybe that means their sting is more potent, or they just have more. Although all anemones should be considered fish eaters some have a worse reputation than others, the carpet anemone for one, and the Condylactis too. It is not a natural host for any anemone fish, and although there are cases where they have hosted them before, its not common. They have very long tenticals and a veracious appetite. Should a fish wander too close its very likely that it will capitalize on the opportunity. I have personally lost 2 clowns to one in the past. I replaced it with a RBTA and havent had a problem since.
 
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