GT96
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Will Tomatoe Clowns go into a Curley 'Q' Anemone like they do a Pink-tiped Anemone???? Please email me back soon
Clurley 'Q' Anemone Question
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Nope, Hate to be direct as that, but Curly cues are pretty much stand alone anemones....Beautiful as they are, they are not host anemones...
Usually sold stating that they are not suitable...
I have one, and it is huge..about 8" in diameter when fully inflated..My Tomato won't even go near it...
General way I look at it, anemones that have long trunks, are not hosting anemones...
Usually sold stating that they are not suitable...
I have one, and it is huge..about 8" in diameter when fully inflated..My Tomato won't even go near it...
General way I look at it, anemones that have long trunks, are not hosting anemones...
GT96
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oh 
well what anemone will ???
well what anemone will ???
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There are quite a few,,,
Long Tentacle Anemones, Bubble Tipped Anemones, Carpet Anemones...Chances are, if you spend $20 to $60 for an anemone, it is going to be a hostable one. Question is, will your Clown be its patron...I have a tomato, and none of the anemones were a suitable host, and he is loving his Florida Ricordia Mushroom rock I have....Go figure....
Tim
Long Tentacle Anemones, Bubble Tipped Anemones, Carpet Anemones...Chances are, if you spend $20 to $60 for an anemone, it is going to be a hostable one. Question is, will your Clown be its patron...I have a tomato, and none of the anemones were a suitable host, and he is loving his Florida Ricordia Mushroom rock I have....Go figure....
Tim
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