Frost Bite Clowns - Sea Anemone

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Welcome to the site that you should probably make your home page now that you dove in!
What are you looking for in a Nem? Carpet, plain, exotic color?
Time is your best investment for our reefs. Take you time and it will be there for years, I would heed the already given advice, and wait a while before adding one.
I agree that the clowns in a nem is amazing to watch/behold, but, a sick and dead nem is horrid, ask how I found out. Unfortunately I was a young reefer 20 years ago when I tried a “common” one.
Now I would wait at least 6 months before introducing one in a well stocked (bacteria and fish) and fed tank.
But, my friend introduced one after 2 months and it is extremely healthy after almost a year, but as always in reefs, ymmv.
Great! Thanks for the advice. I will TRY to be patient for now :)
 
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Welcome to R2R! If the anemone is on the backburner for a little bit, what is your next fish going to be?
Thank you! I have no idea right now, maybe a fire fish? Any suggestions? I guess I want to try to get the more timid fish in the tank first..
 
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Thank you! I have no idea right now, maybe a fire fish? Any suggestions? I guess I want to try to get the more timid fish in the tank first..
Blennies tend to add a lot of personality to a tank. I've also heard good things about fire fish, but have no personal experience with them.
 
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