Percula Clown staying in one spot!

hawkfish203

Member
I recently got 2 percula clowns and the larger of the 2 seems to stay in one spot. It seems to just be moving up and down. Now i know that the males will sometimes do this to find a mate, but wouldnt the larger of the 2 be the female? Also the smaller one seems to move about the tank now and then, but all ways comes back to the larger one and does the same thing. They both seem to be eating. Should I be concerned??? If it helps I have a powder blue tang and a hawkfish in the tank(they both are doing well).
 
I wouldnt be too concerned if theyre eating- theyre new to your tank and theyre gonna hang out wherever theyre comfortable and feel secure. I would be more happy than anything that they seem to be a mated pair due to the male not leaving her for long.
 

jaxfishgirl

Active Member
wow, I am having deja vu. Anyways...my clown stays in one spot constantly. Right under my powerhead on the right side of the tank. Then when the lights go out, she is under the return pipe. Clownfish are clowns. Weird animals. I am sure your's are fine
 

mjm889

Member
same here, mine only move when its time to eat then there like sharks! my guess it has something to do without having an anemone. no worries they will be fine
 
Originally Posted by JAXFishGirl
http:///forum/post/3241520
weird jimmy, we posted at the same time. lol
LMAO Were your ears ringing? Because my fingers were tingling. Actually that is FREAKY we have the same frogspawn, both love clowns- both fish and humans AND posted a response at the same time to the minute! spooky
 
Originally Posted by HAWKFISH203
http:///forum/post/3241495
I recently got 2 percula clowns and the larger of the 2 seems to stay in one spot. It seems to just be moving up and down. Now i know that the males will sometimes do this to find a mate, but wouldnt the larger of the 2 be the female? Also the smaller one seems to move about the tank now and then, but all ways comes back to the larger one and does the same thing. They both seem to be eating. Should I be concerned??? If it helps I have a powder blue tang and a hawkfish in the tank(they both are doing well).
 
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