I think there's just as much of a chance of losing fish if you put just two vs. four. They are just as likely to fight, and then you end up with one established fish, needing to add another to form a pair. Then it's even more likely that the newcomer won't be able to compete.
Yes, carpet anemones are natural hosts in nature, and you're right about them being hard to keep. I've just seen clowns go more quickly towards anything with long tentacles. I didn't mean LT anemones (Macrodactyla doreensis) but long tentacles in general.
Chip, Chip, Chip. Excellent point on the tetanus shot...if only we had more constructive suggestions like that, we would have more babies! More babies means less taken from the wild. I just don't think you are appreciated in your own time. A tragic yet common occurrence. :wink: :lol:
Sara