anemone for a pair of tomato clowns?

[jepoy420]

hi i just bought a pair of tomato clowns i was wondering what would be the best anemone i could buy for them to host in?

 

 

Also i have a pigmy angel and wen i put the pair of clowns in the pigmy angel kept fighting with the clowns i was wondering if this will be a permanent thing what should i do? right now i took the pigmy agel out and is in a temporary tank? any suggestions becuz if i can i would still want 2 have the pigmy angel in the same tank as the clowns.

 

12 gallon jbj nano cube

the bigger tomato clown is the same size as ther pigmy angel

[Masoch]

Just IMO ... but you probably don't want an anenome at all. Regardless of how much light you have, anenomes need a lot of food. With 3 fish in a 12 already, you probably don't need the extra bio-load.

 

Next ... you haven't said how old your tank is. Anenomes are extremely sensitive creatures and require stable tank parameters -- generally only found in a tank that's at least 6 months old.

 

And, finally, if you use powerheads in your tank, there's a good chance that your anenome will get sucked into it, be torn to shreds, and pollute your tank.

[caja]

Those tomato clowns may not be too big now, but they can reach 5" at full size.

[KamDesai]

I just added a BTA to my tank and am hoping it works out. So far, nemo hasn't come near it, but I think he was tank raised so I am not sure if he will ever host with it. It took him 6 months to start hosting with some mushrooms.

 

My only problem so far with the anenome is that it is moving around looking for the right spot. It makes me a little nervous since I don't want him killing off a bunch of other coral in the process. Anyone else have any experience with this?