If you want as close to a guarantee as you can get with hosting, put the anemone that you want with clowns that naturally host that species, or if you prefer to choose the clowns first, then pick the anemone that they host naturally.
the only problem with the second choice is that some clowns host very rare, expensive and hard to keep anemones like the heteractis magnifica. A Ocellaris hosts that, as do perculas, but they are nearly impossible to keep alive in a tank.
The BTA (e. quadricolor) is a good choice, and naturally hosts the following clown species:
A. akindynos
A. allardi
A. bicinctus
A. chrysopterus
A. clarkii
A. ephippium
A. frenatus
A. mccullochi
A. melanopus
A. omanensis (if you find this one for sale, you are the luckiest person in the world)
A. rubrocinctus
A. tricinctus
P. biaculeatus
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From:
Wilkerson, Joyce. <u>Clownfishes.</u> New Jersey:TFH Publications, 1998.