Anemone that’s a little lost…?

[Pier Pressure]

I have a small gbt, small tube anemone and a larger sebae. The gbt and sebae are rambling anemones - you just never know where they are going to end up in the tank. They seem to move around the most when we change the flow. The tube anemone seems to stay closer to the same spot but he moves around, too.

You have to remember they are animals and not plants, and unlike corals they will probably not stay where you put them. Not sure how to coerce one to a particular spot but if you figure it out let us know!

[fortheloveofcrabs]

It's decided to, well, it's on the side of my tank right now. On the glass... What a weirdo...

[fkshiu]

Sorry to hijack, but I'm wondering if you'd be able to "maroon" an anemone on a single piece of live rock? Or would it have no problem traversing substrate?

[Quagmire]

Originally Posted by fkshiu

Sorry to hijack, but I'm wondering if you'd be able to "maroon" an anemone on a single piece of live rock? Or would it have no problem traversing substrate?

They will go pretty much anywhere they want

[bv_reefer]

-any1 know if a tomato clown wud host a RBTA or wud the
anemone sting him?-cuz i know that clowns usually like
alot of bubbletip anemones.

[Mik_101]

Originally Posted by bv_reefer

-any1 know if a tomato clown wud host a RBTA or wud the
anemone sting him?-cuz i know that clowns usually like
alot of bubbletip anemones.

Any anemone from he indo pacific coral sea ect. would be fine for a clown fish.

[fortheloveofcrabs]

Okay, the anemone settled back where I wanted him, but then a few days ago went on another journey... The problem is he is right near the surface of the water – and I want to do a water change, but don’t want to leave him exposed. Can I just carefully use a razor to scrape him off the back glass?

[Mik_101]

My clownfish moves all the time not a bunch but a bit allways up and down a rock.

[skylord]

Originally Posted by fkshiu

Sorry to hijack, but I'm wondering if you'd be able to "maroon" an anemone on a single piece of live rock? Or would it have no problem traversing substrate?

I have one that dont like live rock at all. He is at the front of the tank half on the glass and half on the sand. I tried to get him on some rock but he just moved away from it. He has been like that for about a year now.

Scott