clarkii and anenomes?

[ReefWannabe]

Just wondering if theres n anenome that stays in the sand for sure? And what anenomes do Clarkii's host?

 

[jhnrb]

Amphiprion Clarkii - Clark's Anemonefish

Host Anemone species:

-Cryptodendrum: appears to be crevices of rocks
-Entacmaea quadricolor: attaches deep into crevices of rock
-Heteractis auroa: burrows into sediment
-Heteractis Crispa: burrows into sediment
-HYeteractis Magnifica: wanders until a spot is found to its liking.
-Heteractis malu: burrows into sediment
-Macrodactyla doreensis: burrows into sediment
-Stichodactyla gigantea: sand
-Stichodactyla haddoni: sand
-Stichodactyla mertensii: crevices of rocks

The above are just general guidelines for the wild, in the aquarium a certain anemone may not settle where you think it would. but the above should give you some general idea.

 

[ReefWannabe]

sweet thanx. I took a bit but I found them all. I do like the sebae, ritteri and the bta (quadricolor). So far I think im going to get a green bta if I can find a nice specimen locally. But Im still going to wait until after I move, just because I dont want to stress anything else thats not needed.

So for now I think ill focus on my 2 cleaner shrimp and my cleanup crew. (even though my hermits ate everything)

 

[minireefer]

My sebae that I have had for the last 7 months stays in the sand at the base of a rock.Both of my clowns(sebae and occellaris) host in it.

 

[ReefWannabe]

yeah im just having issues choosing between the sebae and the gbta.