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Old 02-17-2004, 07:16 PM   #1
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Elegance hosting Clownfish

Has any one ever had a clownfish host in an elegance coral? My clown started this 2 days ago, and both seem to be doing ok. Just wanted to know if anyone else had this happen or heard of it. TIA!!

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Clowns seem to host just about anything it seems.

Keep and eye on the coral. Some coral's don't take to hosting well and it could cause problems.
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I had a pair of pink skunk clowns host in an elegance coral for a few years, until I sold the tank.

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reefrunner, was your coral ever bothered by the clowns? My two perc clowns have begun hosting in my frogspawn especially at night and I"m a little worried it will get tired of this?
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My elegance never cared, but the LT plate they hosted in was killed by their constant irritation. Each coral will be different, I know of some frogspawns and hammers that host clowns and some that were injured or killed by them. Keep a close eye and if the clowns are damaging the coral...remove one or the other.
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Old 02-18-2004, 01:07 AM   #6
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My toadstool was killed by my Clowns.. They irritated it too much.. It was a sad day to see it go.. I tried to frag it to save it and the frags didnt make it either... Good luck with your elegance.. They are a beautiful coral if you get a good healthy specimen...


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