Nemo

It is a home based business that sells corals, fish etc for saltwater. Just wondering if anyone has dealt with them???

It can be. Anenomes are like fish in that there are species that are easier or harder to keep than others. As far as killing other fish in the tank, most of the fish will be ok. After a shock or two they will learn to avoid it. Shouldn't die from it though.

What type of anenome is easier to keep? If they sting how do you pick them up? Do they sting you as well?

a good fish to start with is a Blue Chromis. It is a member of the damsel family, but is a bit hardier and a little bit more accepting of similar fish in the tank.

As far as the clown, are you going to have an anenmone in the tank as well? The symbiotic relationship between the two is a sight to see.

I thought the anenome was hard to keep and killed other fish by stinging them. Is this true?

We are just finishing up cycling our 44 gallon tank. We are ready to add shrimp and crabs. I presently have a chocolate chip starfish (I know they eat soft coral) in the tank and don't know what exactly to get. I hear blue legged hermits eat coral. Is this true? I want something that eats the algae as there is a lot growing in the tank right now. As for fish I want to get Clowns for sure and was thinking about Damsels but have heard mixed things about them. Can anyone give me some info or suggestions

Thanks

We are just finishing up cycling our 44 gallon tank. We are ready to add shrimp and crabs. I presently have a chocolate chip starfish (I know they eat soft coral) in the tank and don't know what exactly to get. I hear blue legged hermits eat coral. Is this true? I want something that eats the algae as there is a lot growing in the tank right now. As for fish I want to get Clowns for sure and was thinking about Damsels but have heard mixed things about them. Can anyone give me some info or suggestions

Thanks