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    jojo22 - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    Yes you read that right. He is doing so good that I picked up another one but I'm not sure about him. He didn't look so good at the store but for $4.00 I figured I'd give him a try.

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    Condis aren't typically anemones that clownfish host. They're also a dime a dozen. They might sting some corals if they wander around the tank. Some anemones can pack a brutal sting. The LTA I have isn't bad, but the GBTA has a more powerful sting, at least when I've touched them on accident.

    If you've got a condi (or two) in the 10 now, I for sure wouldn't add an LTA. Heck, I wouldn't put an LTA in a 10 anyway, even if you didn't have a Condi in there.

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    I am planing to convert my 75 gal fw to salt in the next six months so I thought maby if I got a small on it would work. I know that both of my anems will outgrow even my 75. I dont expect my clown to host with any anem. he is quite content with the spot under the shelf of LR he found and as long as he is happy so am I. The condis I have both seam to have found a home they like and my other corals are not close enough to get stung.

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    In captivity, you'd be hard pressed to have an anemone, especially a Condi, live long enough to outgrow a 75.

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    jojo22 - Reefkeeper Registered User
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    really I saw a pic of the guy at the lfs tank and his is in a 75 and it is HUGE.

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    There's lot of different kinds of anemones. LTA and carpets can get huge. They just have demanding needs.

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    cool. I hope to keep a couple diffrent kinds in the 75.

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