Hard to say. I bought a pair of small saddle back clowns, and after a few months, one outgrew the other and started attacking it... constantly. It got to the point that I finally had to separate them. Good thing I had another tank, because the smaller of the two was constantly hiding and not eating very well. It's not as skittish and is eating and growing good now that it's the only clown in the tank. It's weird, because they were inseparable up to the time the attacks started. I would have thought 125 gallons would have been sufficient for a pair of clowns, but I guess the end of the tank where they hung out was a little too crowded for two. Only time will tell if it works out for your pair...
Yes. Both very small, and from the same brood. And you think sibling rivalry is bad among humans? Think again! LOL!
I tried for several hours to catch it due to all the rocks in the way, and was only successful in netting her after the lights were out. I
They're both males, because if they were both females, one would already be dead. They're all born males, and the dominant one will turn into a female. That's why it's harassing the other, to keep it from changing before the dominant one.
