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Siptang http:///t/391365/lets-see-those-tanks/40#post_3473031
Those are tank bred so it may take some time or it may never host.
What I have seen what some people do is force it upon them.
Which is when you do a water change, get a 5 gal bucket, fill it with water then put the anenome and the clowns together and soon enough they will host it.
I think it's the pressure or the hostile environment or whatever but that seems to work.
Try it. oh... I would put a air bubble on that 5gal bucket just to be safe.
I have never heard of this...nor does it make any sense to me. A 5g bucket couldn't possibly have the high lighting an anemone needs to even open up and as soon as you put them back into the tank the anemone will travel to where it wants to go....the clowns as usual will return to the corner where they will stay until the end of time. MAYBE if the anemone settles in the same corner the clowns are they will bond. Mine were more likely to just wallow corals to death, and bond with the output and intake hoses of my canister filter.
If you got a clown because you actually like the fish, GREAT! However if you got them because you think it's cool to watch them wallow in an anemone....you will most likely be disappointed. JMO