Adding another clown to the tank

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Hello all. I had 2 Juvenile black storms but sadly one of them passed. However I have a large adult Picasso that I have in another tank that I wanted to try to add to my main display with the black storm. Is this possible or will the adult kill the juvenile hats only about a little over an inch long? Thanks in advance for your help
 
Hello all. I had 2 Juvenile black storms but sadly one of them passed. However I have a large adult Picasso that I have in another tank that I wanted to try to add to my main display with the black storm. Is this possible or will the adult kill the juvenile hats only about a little over an inch long? Thanks in advance for your help

I'm sorry for the loss of the black storm. With clownfish nothing is guaranteed, but I think it is worth the risk to try to put the remaining two in the same tank. Good luck and let us know how it goes!
 
Any clownfish experts? I could really use the help
 
hopefully your remain black storm is a male. Your large piscasso is a definitely female for sure. If they are different size, should be no problem.
 
At that small of a size it probably hasn’t changed to female. Plus you are adding the larger one into the smaller ones territory. I think the odds are pretty good. Recommend you stand guard over the tank for a while after you add the larger one so you can yank it out if there’s trouble.
 
I think you can do it pull the trigger. Do it
 

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