I had one doing this for a year until I got it a companion (a smaller one! so it's not a female) and she started behaving very differently.
Clownfish usually behave very differently and more normally when in couple. Mine host 2 sebae anemone and a duncan coral. They never go far away from their anemone and each one has its own anemone to sleep in at night. So cute to watch.
It is a normal behavior for a clownfish to be with a companion and to live in an anemone.
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Originally Posted by canadianbudz604
Ive had my clownfish for a month, and hes always been very active. But in the past week or so hes been pacing up and down the corner of the tank... His bed where he always sleeps is there. I tested my water and all seems good:
Salinity: 1.025
Ammonia: 0ppm
Nitrite: 0
Nitrate: 0ppm
PH: 8.2
What is his issue? Some things I read on the internet says its normal behaviour. He eats like a fat pig, but doesnt leave the corner too often... He is a tank raised ocellaris...
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