What other alternative residence for Clownfish besides anemone ?

[woyeng**]

I have a clownfish and a carpet anemone for 1 month yet neither is attaching to the other... After putting in a rock attached with red algae, the clownfish started using it for its "home" (but this should be temporary since the red algae is presently depleting)... even the anemone is muching on some branches which fall in its way.... Therefore, my question is what are the possible alternative permanent homes for the clownfish rather than hoping for it to attach itself to the anemone, which may not happen according to some articles.

[Gouldian]

I have a clownfish and a carpet anemone for 1 month yet neither is attaching to the other... After putting in a rock attached with red algae, the clownfish started using it for its "home" (but this should be temporary since the red algae is presently depleting)... even the anemone is muching on some branches which fall in its way.... Therefore, my question is what are the possible alternative permanent homes for the clownfish rather than hoping for it to attach itself to the anemone, which may not happen according to some articles.

Clownfishes don't need anemone especially in captivity. Mine pair are not hosted by any anemone and prefers one corner of my tank and even spawn on the glass surface there.

Don't worry too much about it.

[idle69]

Mine host on my torch coral, even when I have 2 bubble tip available...few weeks later another clown took de RBTA..

Y not 'cage' de clown m anemone together? Force them to co host!!!