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New LT anemone being assaulted by clown
About an hour ago, I just put a new LT anemone in my tank for my Maroon Clown... he is happy... WAY too happy. He's being really rough and aggressive. I am afraid it will damage or stress the new anemone. Any ideas?
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if its stressing th nem, put a divider in the tnak to keep him away
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btw is this in a 12 gallon?
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Yes, the 12
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That tank is too small for an anemone.
It's also too small to house a maroon clown long term. Please, return them to the LFS and do some research on what's appropriate for your tank before buying more stock.
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Maroons are so aggressive, I've known a couple people that had their anemones killed by them. I do have to agree that both are too large for your tank. I have a pair of percs in my 12. I was thinking of trying some green star polyps for them to be in.
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the maroon probly cant get away from the nem in a 12 gallon
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this is normal for clowns to be aggresive .MAKE SURE THEY ARE COMPATIBLE. if they are compatible they will be fine.
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Yes, maroon clowns are aggressive. But no, they aren't necessarily going to "be fine." An extablished maroon clown can easily stress a new anemone to death. Second, we are talking about an anemone that can easily grow to a good 18" in diameter. A 12 gallon tank is a mite too small. Kevin Last edited by Anemone; 07/10/2007 at 02:35 PM. |
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Thank you for that feedback. Both are doing well. I will need to start looking into a bigger tank. What size would you suggest?
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I`d say at least a 30 . Also maroons seem to take to BTAs quicker and more common than LTAs .
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as an aside (waits for people who actually know to chime in...ok i'll talk until they get here) i think you have a 'her' not a 'him'
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