Captive bred vs. ocean clownfish

brett559

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Some stores sell captive-bred clownfish. I really want to get some clownfish to set up in an anemone. Is there a difference between the type of clownfish (captive-bred vs. not) and the likelihood of it hosting an anemone. Is a captive-bred clownfish less likely to seek out an anemone?
 
Some stores sell captive-bred clownfish. I really want to get some clownfish to set up in an anemone. Is there a difference between the type of clownfish (captive-bred vs. not) and the likelihood of it hosting an anemone. Is a captive-bred clownfish less likely to seek out an anemone?

Captive bred should carry fewer pathogens.
 
Always support captive propagation whenever possible, it will only benefit us and our children in the future.
 
captive are much healthier fish. an anemone requires an expert reefer.

I don't know about expert. I had thriving bubble tips after being in the hobby for about 6 months. I actually had to start selling them off they reproduced so much. They just require light, space, and decent water. I found them to be more hardy than SPS coral.
 
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