Anemone

[Reefling]

What corals can I have next to a bubbletip anemone?

 

[Amoo]

ones you don't plan on having for long usually.

 

[Reefling]

I know that but I've watched inappropriate reefer and he's got one growing with large colonies of Zoas, Palys, and Frogspawn. I have got one hanging out with some torch in my setup and its been good for a while now

 

[RyanCSGO]

a nem will move where it wants anyway. so regardless of the type of coral, anything in the tank is at risk of being stung. its a matter of keeping an eye on them and moving corals after the nem settles.
it could stay in the same spot for a very long time and one day randomly decide to move again.

 

[Reefling]

a nem will move where it wants anyway. so regardless of the type of coral, anything in the tank is at risk of being stung. its a matter of keeping an eye on them and moving corals after the nem settles.
it could stay in the same spot for a very long time and one day randomly decide to move again.

Thank you, I'm just curious because the torches are where it decided to plop down now

 

[RyanCSGO]

just keep a close eye on it, the nem sting will win in a battle.
if its needed just relocate the torch.

my nem in my nano ran around like crazy for a couple months before finally settling.. drove me insane.

 

[Reefling]

just keep a close eye on it, the nem sting will win in a battle.
if its needed just relocate the torch.

my nem in my nano ran around like crazy for a couple months before finally settling.. drove me insane.

The one I have now split earlier this month so now I've got to of these guys just chilling, it is maddening

 

[Nathan33]

The anemone will move where it wants and I have one that travels often. All I can say is euphyllia (torch, hammer, bubble, frogspawn) seem to recover from stings better than others I have kept. If the anemone stings them long term they will probably die.

 

[reef lover]

I was hoping the nems would kill the palys on that rock but no such luck...