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boilermaker
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I have had two false perc clown fish for about 5 weeks. Both were very active and eating well. They spent their days swimming all around my 55 gal. tank. Thursday, I added an anemone to the tank. They completely ignored it until last night. Then all of a sudden, the larger clownfish (female?) swam in to it. This morning, the anemone is about 6 inches from where it was last night and one clown fish is spending all their time in it. It "lays" on the anemone and seldom leaves except to change positions. I checked the water parameters and all seems fine: ammonia 0, trites and trates both 0 pH 8.2, temp 78. I also notice nothing strange about the clown's physical appearance. The other, slightly smaller, clown fish continues to swim throughout the tank. I know clowns enjoy their relationship with anemones -- but I thought they were still more active than this one is. Is this normal behavior? Should I worry? Thanks for your help. <img src="graemlins//confused.gif" border="0" alt="[confused]" />