First of all I'd like to know what kind of anemone's we have. The first one we got just a few days ago. To be honest, not even the lady who sold it knew what kind it was but it was housing the clownfish (that we bought with it) perfectly and that's what we wanted so we bought it, After looking at pictures, my brother thinks it's a "
Heteractis Magnifica" I also think that seems about right but just to be sure, here's a picture.
Sorry about the glass, it's got some water dried on the sides.
The other we got a few weeks ago I think, it was a present and they forgot the name
Sorry for the terrible quality, the only way to get a picture of it was on an angle and I guess the glass makes the picture blurry because of that. I hope it's enough to atleast get an idea. My brother was thinking it was a condi anemone but I'm not too sure. Any input would be appreciated!
The last question I have is about a mean fish (
domino damsel.) Everytime we've added new fish, he has chased them like crazy and nipped at there tails and such. When we added anemone's and a sea cucumber, the fish would back up to them and slap them with his tail.. Anyways, he chased the clown fish around the tank multiple times until the clown found his home again but now the bigger fish just waits above him for the clown to get far enough from the anemone so that he can chase him.. the black fish won't get too close to the anemone but he's really not letting the clown get too much movement, any ways to get around this? or what do you think is the best way to catch a fish? This one is wayyy too smart/fast for the net, can't get it anywhere near him. Thanks for any help!
The solution to tank pollution is dilution.
the damsel is quite a bit bigger than it.. but what I have seen the clown doing is I think purposely floating away from the anemone and darting at the damsel if it's close and then right back into the anemone in hopes that the damsel will chase it I think 
