Which Anemone from SWF.COM
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kingfish8302
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Originally Posted by jpc763
Hi,
I have a 55g with 75lbs live rock. T5 lighting 4x54w bulbs. I am getting 2 false percula clowns and would like to know what the best Anemone will be for this setup. I have looked at other posts, but they describe Anemones that are not on SWF.COM.
Thanks in advance. John
Actually they will host any anemone and even some corals. Just go out and pick anemone that you like and is in your budget. But they may not even host it or even anything at all. I have a pair of flase percula for three years and just got a green bta almost 2 months ago and they still have not hosted it yet.
Hi,
I have a 55g with 75lbs live rock. T5 lighting 4x54w bulbs. I am getting 2 false percula clowns and would like to know what the best Anemone will be for this setup. I have looked at other posts, but they describe Anemones that are not on SWF.COM.
Thanks in advance. John
Actually they will host any anemone and even some corals. Just go out and pick anemone that you like and is in your budget. But they may not even host it or even anything at all. I have a pair of flase percula for three years and just got a green bta almost 2 months ago and they still have not hosted it yet.
dawman
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Originally Posted by kingfish8302
Actually they will host any anemone and even some corals.
No..not really . Ocellaris Clowns commonly host Heteractis magnifica and Stichodactyla gigantea . Some will host Stichodactyla mertensii also . On rare occasions they have hosted Entacmaea quadricolor anemones . Some will host frogspawns , mushrooms , hammers , and cup corals . Sure some have them hosted in other corals as well .
Actually they will host any anemone and even some corals.
No..not really . Ocellaris Clowns commonly host Heteractis magnifica and Stichodactyla gigantea . Some will host Stichodactyla mertensii also . On rare occasions they have hosted Entacmaea quadricolor anemones . Some will host frogspawns , mushrooms , hammers , and cup corals . Sure some have them hosted in other corals as well .