shelseavet
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:help: Do maroon and tomato clownfish get along?
maroon tomato compatiblity?
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ithorian_r
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most people will not advise placing two different types of clowns in the same tank unless its large, 125+. and even then, your best bet is to add them at the same time. its hit or miss, so you can always try it and remove one if fighting occurs
danedodger
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From what I know oscellaris (oh jeez, sorry still having my coffee
) are the most peaceful of the clowns and even then they don't really like each other. If you want more than one clown going with two of the same type, one larger than the other, is your best bet. Maybe if you have a large enough tank though? I've seen it done on larger systems but I'm not sure what conditions would have to be met to make it work. You might even have to have seperate anemones so that each type could stake out an anemone as their own and leave each other be. Hopefully someone who's done this before or knows how better will come along for you.
shelseavet
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If I put a divider in the tank it shouldnt be a problem right?
Eventually they are all going to go into my 210 gallon tank as soon as I make it salt water.
Eventually they are all going to go into my 210 gallon tank as soon as I make it salt water.
shelseavet
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If I put a divider in the tank it shouldnt be a problem right?
Eventually they are all going to go into my 210 gallon tank as soon as I make it salt water.
Eventually they are all going to go into my 210 gallon tank as soon as I make it salt water.
devildog01
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Please dont type in bright green, it hurts people's eyes and is hard to read. You can put a divider in the tank, but I find them VERY ugly. If I were you, I would pick one species or the other.
1journeyman
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Dividers also affect your water movement and filtration...