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Hello Everyone,

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I have been in the aquarium hobby for about 5 years, but mainly with Freshwater Tanks. I have recently started a Red Sea Reefer 250 in an effort to start my hand at a saltwater tank. So far, I have a tiny Yellow Tang, Clown Fish, Damsels, Chronis and a Long Tentacle Anemone.

I know this is a SUPER popular question and I apologize in advance, but any ideas on how I can get my Ocellaris Clown Fish to host the Anemone?

Thanks for all your help!
 
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Spenceadrian0 said:
Hello Everyone,

It’s a pleasure to be among my fellow Reefers!

I have been in the aquarium hobby for about 5 years, but mainly with Freshwater Tanks. I have recently started a Red Sea Reefer 250 in an effort to start my hand at a saltwater tank. So far, I have a tiny Yellow Tang, Clown Fish, Damsels, Chronis and a Long Tentacle Anemone.

I know this is a SUPER popular question and I apologize in advance, but any ideas on how I can get my Ocellaris Clown Fish to host the Anemone?

Thanks for all your help!
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Welcome spenceadrian0,
Lots of tricks if you google
One that comes to mind is try to corral them in a clear tube with one end close to the nem.
Others say put a pic of clowns in nems on the tank, where fish can see them.
Also google your specific clown species as they have preferred hosts.
 
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Pistondog said:
Welcome spenceadrian0,
Lots of tricks if you google
One that comes to mind is try to corral them in a clear tube with one end close to the nem.
Others say put a pic of clowns in nems on the tank, where fish can see them.
Also google your specific clown species as they have preferred hosts.
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Will do ... Thank you!
 
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