I need a help.

[Mabyboi]

Hey guys,

I currently have two sets of clowns, in two separate 24g tanks. One set that includes a black ice clown, and a picasso clown. Another that has two picasso hybrids.

Im planning on moving soon, and frankly two tanks is getting annoying to deal with. I would love to break down to one tank, a much larger tank mind you to incorporate more corals and better filtering.

My question to you guys is, whats the tank size required that will allow for me to keep both sets of clowns? If it can't be done, it can't be done and I understand that. But I would love to keep both sets, Personally I would love to go to about 100-140g, would this work?

Thanks guys!

 

[GiGalo]

I have a friend who placed two non-paired clowns in a 150 gal. At first they fought but because of tank size and anems in the tank, they were able to seperate until one day they paired. So I would guess that if they have enough room to keep distance from each other, and a home, then you may be ok with a larger tank. I would do at least a 150 or better and be sure to have homes for them. This is my opinion. It may or may not work.

 

[Mabyboi]

I have a friend who placed two non-paired clowns in a 150 gal. At first they fought but because of tank size and anems in the tank, they were able to seperate until one day they paired. So I would guess that if they have enough room to keep distance from each other, and a home, then you may be ok with a larger tank. I would do at least a 150 or better and be sure to have homes for them. This is my opinion. It may or may not work.

Was it just one pair of clowns or two pairs? I have two pairs right now

 

[Pluedke1]

I have a friend with a 250 with 3 pairs of clowns and 4 anemones, and they do fine. Also have a friend with a 125 gallon with 2 pairs. I wouldn't go smaller than 125 but that's just opinion. Good luck