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Maddie
December 7th 05, 02:10 AM
Can you teach an old clownfish new tricks? I just purchased a green bubble
anemone. What are the chances that the anemone and my long-time resident
percula clown will make a connection? Is there anything that I can do to
encourage the relationship?

Thanks!

Maddie
Wayne Sallee
December 7th 05, 03:34 AM
I would just give it some time to get used to the anemone,
and see if it eventualy starts showing interest. If it
does not, you can try moving the anemone over to the
clowns place.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets



Maddie wrote on 12/6/2005 9:10 PM:
> Can you teach an old clownfish new tricks? I just purchased a green bubble
> anemone. What are the chances that the anemone and my long-time resident
> percula clown will make a connection? Is there anything that I can do to
> encourage the relationship?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Maddie
>
>
Pszemol
December 7th 05, 05:30 AM
"Maddie" > wrote in message ...
> Can you teach an old clownfish new tricks? I just purchased a green bubble
> anemone. What are the chances that the anemone and my long-time resident
> percula clown will make a connection? Is there anything that I can do to
> encourage the relationship?

I took about two weeks for my maroons to find new bubble tip.
Give them the time.
Maddie
December 7th 05, 01:10 PM
Thanks for the help.

Sorry to hear about your tank troubles.

Maddie
"Pszemol" > wrote in message
...
> "Maddie" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Can you teach an old clownfish new tricks? I just purchased a green
>> bubble anemone. What are the chances that the anemone and my long-time
>> resident percula clown will make a connection? Is there anything that I
>> can do to encourage the relationship?
>
> I took about two weeks for my maroons to find new bubble tip.
> Give them the time.
Pszemol
December 7th 05, 04:21 PM
"Maddie" > wrote in message . ..
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Sorry to hear about your tank troubles.

Thank you.
It is really sad when the animal you nurtured for more than 2 years
and observed its growth from less than 2-3" in diameter into a 1 foot
sized "monster" is now dying and you cannot do anything to help :-(