acclimating my frist fish and Anemone

I fully understand

I assume your looking for the clown and nem hosting situation?
there are easier coral species you could introduce in a tank 1 month old
that clowns may also host in

examples
Anthellia
Torch coral
Bubble Coral
Hairy Mushrooms

I have had clowns hosting all the species listed above and the secondary bonus , is that none of the above go on walkabout (unless I move them)

Steve

 

ok . thanks for the info everyone. i also wanted to ask you what do you think clown fish love eating the most. i want to give my fish the best type of food i can give them. but i will put them on a cycle like everyone says you should put your fish on a cycle.

 

If your tank has finished it's cycle,go for the fish,slowly of coarse,but yes,many will recommend letting the tank mature before the addition of a nem.When a nem dies,it can release toxins into the tank,wiping it out,putting you back at square one.

 

wow steve now that just made me a lot happier. going to look into them .

 

really um. ok i will do my research big time.

 

Yeah,Steve just threw a great suggestion your way,my clown host my mag float,they are silly like that

 

haha clown fish being silly that is funny

 

Agree with everyone, much too soon for a BTA. You want to see how easy corals do with your light first & your params need to stabilize before attempting one.

I have 3 BTA's under 265w that are doing well, it has a lot to do with the quality of your lights reflectors & what bulbs you're using though.

All my BTAs footed high up near the light. Your wattage may not be quite enough to happily support a nem they may wander endlessly, it all depends. You also want to take precautions to screen off your powerheads/intakes if you do end up getting one.

 

The LFS i go to is in lancaster about a hour away, if you havent been there and live close I would make a trip there. Thats where I get most of my stuff

 

i have a breeder tank if that means anything.