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![]() I am considering shutting down my 45g corner tank and moving the inhabitants to the 150g. Just tp much work with both tanks right now. Main question, would the clowns get along? I have a pair in each tank right now and not sure if they will get along?
Thx in advance
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![]() Chances are no. Just my opinion, tried it once, no success. They two pair were constantly squabbling, and within days had to be separated.
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![]() I have a single saddleback and it has it's own anemone, and a single maroon with it's own anemone. They don't fight, but they are singles. I have their anemones placed on opposite sides of the seven foot width of the tank. The saddleback on occasion will chase the maroon but there is no real fighting. For a pair of two different species, I really wouldn't know.
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![]() I never had any luck, tried to keep a few and well you can guess what happened.
For such cute little fish's they can sure be nasty. By the way I want to here your story it sounds umm interesting. Re: Women ![]() |
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![]() ive got 3 pairs in my 110 and as long as the black percs stay away from the ocellaris there fine and noone seems to care about the skunks at all, but i may just be lucky to
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![]() In a big tank like that, I've heard of people being successful keeping two pairs when each pair had it's own anemone.
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