14-Gallon Clown Host

[aquariumkeeper1]

I'm cycling a 14-gallon bio-cube for a pair of Picasso's. I relize this is small for an anemone. I would like for them to have something to host though. What are all your opinions? What would you put in there (once it is cycled) for them.

 

[Carlton'sTank]

Clowns don't always host them, but I know a lot of people of had success with torch, frogspawn or even somekind of larg toadstool

 

[aquariumkeeper1]

I've been considering those, I just want to see what all people suggest.

I know the female of my Ocellaris pair in my 55 liked to host my powerhead, although I don't know if she still will or not cause I just upgraded powerheads a few days ago.

Thanks.

 

[Mr.J Rocks]

Well i have a gbta in a 12 gallon Aquapod and my clown is starting to host in it! If that helps.

 

[FiShTaCo]

You could try a bubble tip anem if you really want to see a host. I have kept them in nano's before without any issues. It's hard to say if they will for sure host anything else. I have seen it all from toadstool leathers to powerheads :lol:

 

[aquariumkeeper1]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14261791#post14261791 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by FiShTaCo
You could try a bubble tip anem if you really want to see a host. I have kept them in nano's before without any issues. It's hard to say if they will for sure host anything else. I have seen it all from toadstool leathers to powerheads :lol:

Agreed. At my not-so-local fs, there was a clown (can't remeber which one) hosting Condy's!

Thanks for all the input. I've got a beautiful GBTA that has pink tips in my 55. I think i'm gona get either a BTA or a torch coral. I know it's not guaranteed they'll host (my clowns don't host the nem in my 55) but at least it'll add a little more color when the time comes.

 

[FishNutty]

I thought this worked out pretty cool.