2nd set of clownfish

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I've got a 75g with a pair of Oscellaris clowns. And I was wondering if anyone has added a 2nd pair later on to a similar sized tank and how it went, I really like the black and white clowns and have been looking at getting a pair.
 
I've got a 75g with a pair of Oscellaris clowns. And I was wondering if anyone has added a 2nd pair later on to a similar sized tank and how it went, I really like the black and white clowns and have been looking at getting a pair.
Probably went bad, you need at least a 6ft tank for more than 2 but I’ve heard people have more in smaller.
 
I've got a 75g with a pair of Oscellaris clowns. And I was wondering if anyone has added a 2nd pair later on to a similar sized tank and how it went, I really like the black and white clowns and have been looking at getting a pair.
I would hv stick with 1 pair for 75 g. Some people found success keeping more but it will be risky.
 

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