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elfda

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Well....To be honest,clownfish will host whatever they like.Ive seen them host FrogSpawn/Torches/Shrooms/Candy Cane/Hammer Coral/really just about any thing!I have some of mine living in clay pots!
This little dip has decided to host this tube worm. There's a perfectly good carpet nem right next to him, but no. Feather duster worm is where it's at.

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This little dip has decided to host this tube worm. There's a perfectly good carpet nem right next to him, but no. Feather duster worm is where it's at.

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So does it scare the FD, retracting it? Or does it stay open?
 

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How bout doing it the other way ? like listing clownfish types and then posting the anemone's they will host.
I don't see bicinctus clowns on that list above ,for instance...
 

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Nice intro list, but a lot of clownfish will host in a lot of different anemones, I’ve had Clarki, Melanopus, Tomatoes & Maroons adapt to condylactis anemones. I would be willing to guess that other species from the Clarki & Tomato complex would too. I haven’t seen the Ocellaris or Skunk complexes adapt to them, they might adapt to the Atlantic carpet
 

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