sebae clownfish

[moby da goby]

I currently have one 2.5" sebae clownfish. How hard would it be to introduce another one in the future, especially if it was a bit smaller, to see if they pair up?

 

[bigeyedfish]

Dont know about another clownfish, my sebae is a real B::tch. same size as yours and is really really mean to anything thats added to the tank. My guess is that would be a 50/50 chance on working.

 

[briansreeftank19660426]

YES U CAN. BUT IF U HAVE A ANENOME FORGET IT .. THEY WILL SHARE IT IF INTRODCUED TOGETHER IF SEPERATE NO SHOT.. THEY GET ALONG IN GROUPS FINE. MOST OF TIME. IVE HAD 2 IN TANK B4

 

[stupid_naso]

If you're introducing the other clown later, the chances are smaller than if you get them both at the same time. I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[krusk]

Sebae clown are very rare and the cost are high (about $30-$40). Most ppl are comfuse between Sabea and Clark. Clark are cheaper and harder to pair up(one of the hardest to pair beside maroon)
I can't not really trust the name that provided from the LFS

 

[moby da goby]

These are definitely sebae, I've looked them up on a couple websites as well as books before buying. There are two at the store but they are not a pair and are kept in different tanks. You're right on for price though. I paid 30 Cdn for him, probably about 45 US. He's a funny thing, swimming in kind of a wavy motion back and forth in front of the live rock.
There are no anemones in the tank, and I doubt that there will be in the future until I get another tank going. I just prefer the fish and whatever grows on my rock.