Possible to have Percula pair and Oscellaris pair in 46 gallon tank?
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ocellaris123
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Yes it is a very bad idea, the only way I would try two clownfish pairs in a 46 gallon is too split the tank in two with a divider.
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bermuda reefer
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multi clowns
multi clowns
I have had multiple clowns in my tanks for years. I kept a pair of regularly spawning tomatoes with a pair of clarkies and one ocelaris and a false perc in a 90 gal for 4 years until the poor little perc jumped one night. Lots of rocks and caves and several anemomies.
I have now moved everyone into a 180gal and the tomatoes have started to lay eggs again
after settling in and they do get agressive towards the clarkies but when the female tomato
sleeps in my carribean gigantua the female clark jumps in the purple anenome and gets chased out in the morning. So yes there is a bit of pushing arround but no one has ever been injured.
The only person who gets hurt around here is me when i put my hand in the tank and get attached by the tomato female, she has drawn blood many times and is getting worse as she is almost 4" in length now.
multi clowns
I have had multiple clowns in my tanks for years. I kept a pair of regularly spawning tomatoes with a pair of clarkies and one ocelaris and a false perc in a 90 gal for 4 years until the poor little perc jumped one night. Lots of rocks and caves and several anemomies.
I have now moved everyone into a 180gal and the tomatoes have started to lay eggs again
after settling in and they do get agressive towards the clarkies but when the female tomato
sleeps in my carribean gigantua the female clark jumps in the purple anenome and gets chased out in the morning. So yes there is a bit of pushing arround but no one has ever been injured.
The only person who gets hurt around here is me when i put my hand in the tank and get attached by the tomato female, she has drawn blood many times and is getting worse as she is almost 4" in length now.
