2 pairs of clown in same tank?

[my2rotties]

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.

[Leah]

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
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[tgoeujon]

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

[Myka]

In a big tank like that, I've heard of people being successful keeping two pairs when each pair had it's own anemone.

[no_bs]

We recently shut down two salts, so put two pairs, black and orange, together in one 100g. There was a little sqabling and wanting to trade anemones but everything fine now.

[ponokareefer]

What types of clownfish are the pairs? That can make a world of difference.
I tried a pair of true perc's and a pair of cinnamons. I worked until the cinammons outgrew the true perc's and then they wouldn't leave them alone until I removed the true perc's from the tank. Maroon clowns and tomatoe clowns are pretty aggressive as well.

[SeaHorse_Fanatic]

If one pair is Maroon or one of the other more aggressive species, it will be difficult.

If they are all true percs or ocellaris or skunks, doable in a 6' tank.