clarkii's and percula?!?!?!?!?!?!?

SPS657

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I just got a pair of clarkii's and they seam to fight with my small percula every now and then! What should i do?????!!
 
generally you can not mix different species of clowns unless you tank is very large. What size tank do you have?
 
Nope, that is the only option, especially with this being a 20 gallon tank. I have a pair of clarkiis in a 75 and I would never chance adding another clown to that tank, it would be dead with in days.

Mixing different species of clowns is generally a bad idea, with bad outcomes. (( there are a few exceptions, but they are very few, and when you factor in tank size, it will not work in this case ))
 
I got a Clarkii as well and added to my 30 gallon tank that already had 2 Ocellaris in it. They host my squamosa in the front right and the back left is my green carpet. I figured I would try and see if 1 clarkii and 2 Ocellaris each with separate hosts would work. After the first 2 hours I knew it wouldn't work so I pull the clarkii and moved him to another tank that I hadn't put a fish in yet.
 
can I keep 2 pair of clownfishes in 140g tank ??

I would like to keep pair of Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion
ocellaris) and pair of Black and White Ocellaris Clownfish - Tank-Bred
(Amphiprion ocellaris var.) or Amphiprion polymnus - Saddleback Anemonefish

Is 140g tank good for them - I would put them in simultaneously.
 
Sure they are both Ocellaris, but still going to have 2 pairs of clowns, IMO that is a bad idea.

And putting a saddleback (Amphiprion polymnus) in there is a really bad idea.
 
so if both are Ocellaris (saddleback goes away) and they are small - not paired maybe it will be OK ?? and maybe I will buy not 4 fishes but 6 or 7 ??
 
Clarkiis and percs in a 20 gallon... bad idea. Maybe a 200 gallon, but when they start spawning they're likely to kill one another.
 
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