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Nope. Never heard or experienced such a thing. I've had heaps of anemones all sizes. The bubble tip is constantly splitting and i regularly trade. I have 4 at the moment. My clowns are very large clarkys.

My bubble tip has split about 8 times. No matter how small each new anemone is they are fine. Very hardy

Clowns don't kill anemones. It's a symbiotic relationship that they share.

That's the one they want most! Lol, I have a large Clarky female, best tank boss ever, he's totally devoted to their constant clutches

If they are a breeding pair they will share, she will just get the lions share lol

They usually pick one :) especially if they've done it before they should. I've heard of tank bred clowns needing a photo of clowns hosting to be encouraged

Sand anemones try to camouflage, to look the colour of sand

Don't see why not :)

They are both from the heteractis classification. Called sand anemone because it lives on the substrate not the LR or glass

Nah it's not! Surely? I don't think they have their sun lamp on?? Anyway, bubble tip and sand anemone. Look great to me.

The greenish one is a bubble tip, the other is a sand anemone (lives on the substrate) the LFS is using blue actinic light, ask them to turn on the whole spectrum

When you have lots you can't abound it when you move rocks and coral.

They look like bubble tips. They look healthy to me

Not like a bee sting. Like getting fibreglass stuck in your finger. Thousands of the spines like fibreglass in your skin at the point of contact. I use antibacterial soap and in a few hours all good

I've been reefing since 2010.

http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/marinewormcare/Marine_Worm_Information.htm

The original question said the worms are 'on' the rock. I assume attached. I have these worms that have a bit of a 'pipe' that they extend and retract from. They are like mobile hair that reaches to fetch particles to feed on.

They don't cut you, the spines come off in your skin. I have been caught out often. No dramas

Yes, that picture there is of a bristle worm

I don't think bristle worm. I have thousands of worms, sand bed, rocks, super thin like thread and white/ clear. They are good, they eat particles.

I set it up 2010, ph 8 kh 180 0 for ammonia nitrates and nitrites. I use a spray bar for movement. I'm thinking maybe oxygen?? No one else is unhappy though. Clowns still breeding, cucumber doing well, corals happy...

Is hanging on glass at surface not eating and not moving far. Has been for 3 days :(