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    Posted: February 19 2010 at 3:11pm
Hi all, just doing some initial research... do anemones' live ok with eachother?  Specifically a condy and a GBTA?

I know they don't play well with corals... wasn't sure with eachother.
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no they will not " play nice" if they touch each other they will sting each other, sometimes just being in the same tank as each other will cause a chemical war.
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Anyone else know if other bubble tip anemones will get along? Say a green and a rose?

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yeah green bta's, and rose bta's will get along.
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I've mixed different anenome species in the same tank without problems. Condys, LTAs, BTAs...
 
I think you are OK as long as you have enough space and they are not all crowded into each other.
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I never could keep more than one when I had my 55, but now that I have my 150 I can keep a few with no problem. Like bob said don't crowd them

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2 rbta's. 2 gbta's. 1 curly q. 1 orange bta. 1 LTA all in a 75 with no problems.

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I have about 15 anemones in my tank.  All sorts of types mixed together without any problems.
 
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I have a condy and a RBTA in my 65 with no problems.  They are on opposite sides of the tank and do not bother anything at all.
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I have 2 Condies and 6 or 7 GBTA's in a 180.  All of them are huge and have done well together for almost 2 years.

Finding room for coral as these anemone's take over the tank?  Well, now that's another story.
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Dion I want to see pictures of your anemone tank.
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I have 2 RBTA, 1 GBTA and a very large carpet in my tank.
The largest of the RBTA and the carpet are touching each other most of the time and I haven't had any problems.
 
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great, thanks for all the input everyone! much appreciated.!  you guys are awesome!
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