Name that anemone
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bkneeland
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Haitian Anemone, a.k.a. Pink Tip Haitian.......They have been known to accept different species of Clownfish they like a strong flow and strong light
tahoetanks
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If you HAVE to move it, first be very, very gentle. Try to get one edge of the foot off of the rock or where ever it is stuck to. Then GENTLY ease the rest of it off. DO NOT TEAR THE FOOT. Why do you want to move it? Stinging corals? My anemones usually move once a week or so. I hate trying to move them. Good luck.
choco
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Originally Posted by joojoo
Bkneeland is correct, it is a Haitian. It's very rare, but possible, that it will host a clown. Maroon Clowns, IME, are the least picky species of clowns when it comes to anemone.
It is normal and very healthy when an anemone turns brown like that.
I wouldn't say its very rare. I got two different clowns to host mine, one being a Tomato and the other a Clarkii. I have also seen many pictures of clowns hosting Clarkiis. Its not whether the clown will host the Condy, the question is if the Condy will accept the clownfish. There have been many reports of Condy anemones eating their clowns.
I had this Condy 6 months ago in my 55 gallon. Now its in my 40 gallon breeder at 14 inches in diamter.
Bkneeland is correct, it is a Haitian. It's very rare, but possible, that it will host a clown. Maroon Clowns, IME, are the least picky species of clowns when it comes to anemone.
It is normal and very healthy when an anemone turns brown like that.
I wouldn't say its very rare. I got two different clowns to host mine, one being a Tomato and the other a Clarkii. I have also seen many pictures of clowns hosting Clarkiis. Its not whether the clown will host the Condy, the question is if the Condy will accept the clownfish. There have been many reports of Condy anemones eating their clowns.
I had this Condy 6 months ago in my 55 gallon. Now its in my 40 gallon breeder at 14 inches in diamter.
