Will clown host in frogspawn

[georgelc86]

My maroon went from my bubble tip to my frogspawn and is head over fins with my pulsing xenia. My larger chromis tucks away for the evening in the frogspawn.

 

[wimby]

Mine host the frogspawn during the day and sleeps in the torch at night very weird. Before I got those corals he used to host the moonlight beam was very funny. The other clown in a diff tank host the torch very protective of the torch not allowed near it when he is there attacks your hand and any corals put by it.

 

[Josh]

The downside is that the clowns may get black spots on their side as a result of getting stung by the frogspawn.

 

[georgelc86]

Anemomes sting as well so wouldnt these dark spots appear in that situation as well.

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

It's a different type of sting from what I have read.

 

[Keith P]

My clown loves the frogspawn. Sleeps between the heads. Recently the clown has been nipping at a Xenia that is getting a little too close.

To get the clown to host the frogspawn, I started feeding the clown IN the frogspawn. She quickly made her home there...

 

[tonep]

I'd love to see some pictures of the clown with the powerhead and the clam.

 

[marki24]

Mine host a candycane (well I mean the female does, she is soo selfish, she doesnt allow the male anywhere near the candycane)

 

[marki24]

...ohh and i forgot my male hosts my cleaning magnet.

 

[Killerdrgn]

...ohh and i forgot my male hosts my cleaning magnet.

Obviously the female gets the house and the male gets the shaft. Always!

 

[marki24]

I feel so bad for the little fellow whenever i am cleaning the tank he gets really weird and chases the magnet around. I have to remember to put the magnet back in its original spot. Poor little fellow :sad2:

 

[Euroreefer]

LOL..mobile home!

 

[rookie07]

My occelaris host my frogspawn

 

[nanoreefer22]

I'd love to see some pictures of the clown with the powerhead and the clam.

Ask and you shall receive

 

[Killerdrgn]

FREAK!!!! Kill IT! :lol:

Ask and you shall receive