Not very often. Most of the pairs are designer clowns that are lots of money. I agree with others that you can pair your own and they will do fine. Even 2 that are the same size shouldn't be too much of a problem.
Clownfish compatabilty
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Not very often. Most of the pairs are designer clowns that are lots of money. I agree with others that you can pair your own and they will do fine. Even 2 that are the same size shouldn't be too much of a problem.
You don't really. If one is really big for the species then it is female, otherwise they all are pretty much male. So as long as you get at least one small one you will be fine.
Well I did it I have two true Percy's and 1 tomato in the same tank. When I bought them I bought a large clown a small clown and medium tomato they have been in tank together for almost weeks
Well keep us posted as to how it goes. It probably won't become a problem for months, but it could last longer or shorter. Never know.
I keep a breeding Ocellaris pair and an adult female cinnamon clown (melanopus) together in my 187 gallon, but after I had a velvet outbreak and had to move them to the 4 foot, 75 gallon quarantine they began fighting. In the five foot tank with over 200 lbs of live rock for cover they are fine together, but in the sparsely decorated four foot system it is all out war.
