Of course! But clown fish are exotic animals, and look good with clown fish
Clown fish live in anemone.
in a sea anemone
the relationship is that the anemone is dangerous to other fish but the clown fish is immune to its shocks so the anemone houses the clown fish and it eats the clown fish's waste
sea anemone
Yes they do!
yes
Clown fish live among the anemone's tentacles without getting stung because it chases off fish that might try to eat the anemone. In return, the clown fish gets to dart among the anemone's tentacles when threatened. The clown fish is not hurt but the hunter will be if it touches the tentacles. So they both protect each other and both benefit.,
They live in mutual symbiosis and help each other to survive. Anemone allow clown fish to swim very close to his poisonous tentacles. Clown fish defend and prevent anemone to be attacked and eaten by other fishes.
The Hermit Crab.
yes and a no Clown fish live in anemones but because it there home i drought they wouldn't like to live in a messy anemone
Not usually. Clown fish are immune to anemones and actually live in them and use them for protection. They also eat scraps of food that the anemone missed. If the layer of mucus that coats these fish is damaged or compromised, however, they can actually be stung and even killed/eaten. This can also happen when the fish come in first contact with an anemone. If clownfish are removed from an anemone they were previously accustomed to for extended periods, they can lose that immunity and be stung and potentially eaten. hi
They have specially adapted so they can live in sea anemones without getting stung. This provides protection from predators and the clown fish helps the anemone get food by gathering up food.