Trachyphyllia Geoffroyi as Surrogate Anemone?

[orkspace]

I have a large Trachyphyllia geoffroyi (green open brain) in my 7g bowfront. Since it is big and squishy, I thought that it might make an appropriate anemone substitute for a pair of A. percula or A. ocellarus clownfishes.

Has anyone had experiences with their clownfishes accepting a green open brain as a host?

Thanks!

[orkspace]

Well, I've answered my own question. My tomato clown is absolutely in love with the green open brain. He (or is it even a he yet? 1" tomato clown with fading juveline markings) is a bit rough with it though -- I want to see how the brain reacts over the next week.

http://home.earthlink.net/~orkspace/clown-brain1a.jpg

[Lunchbucket]

my 2 loved my red brain

later
Lunchbucket

[orkspace]

Did they ever cause any harm to your red brain?

[Lunchbucket]

no never! the brain never shrunk down either. it was just like normal nice and puffy. they loved that thing

too bad they mysteriously died on sat night/sunday morning.

later
Lunchbucket