[Cougra]

Condy anemones originate in the Atlantic Ocean where there aren't any clownfish species found. It is highly unusual for Condy's to host clownfish. Also because the Condy's are from the atlantic they aren't used to hosting any sort of fish so it's very likely that the condy will eventually try to eat the clownfish and any other animals that get too close to it's tenticals.

Although they are one of the easier anemones to care for, they really do need a mature system, good lighting and good stable water quality. If at all possible, I would also recommend returning it the LFS until your system has a chance to stablize more.