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Posted by kathy on February 04, 2002 at 14:24:55:

In Reply to: Percula Clown and Royal Gramma posted by Ercy on December 09, 2001 at 18:40:01:

Hello Ercy,

I have a Royal Gramma, Percula Clown, Camel Shrimp, Chocolate Chip Starfish and a purple tipped Sebae anemone in my tank and all is well.

I have a small cave and a piece of artificial coral in the tank for the Royal Gramma to hide in, and the anemone is a recent addition for the Clown. Prior to getting the anemone the Royal Gramma would charge the clown with an open mouth from time to time, but no damage was done.

Anemone's can be very difficult to keep, and I may lose mine as it was pale when I got it. They should be a tan color, not white.

As long as you have somewhere for both fish to hide and call their own, things should be ok. I have not had any seroius problems and I have had mine for a few months now.

Hope this helps.

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