Amphiprion ocellaris

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When adding a pair of these will it matter if the two are of different coloration? For example can I mix a Naked and a Snowflake?
 

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No issues. If you want them to become a mated pair, best to add them both tiny or add one that is noticeably larger than the other to ensure only one female.
 

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Yep, color does not matter, same species, as long as male and female or both young males should be fine
 

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Add away! Do you plan on trying to breed them? I have a pair of Clarkii that spawn all the time but since they’re in a tank with so many others, I’m sure the fry get eaten. I’ve never seen any little clowns!
 

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You can change up Ocellaris and Percula varieties in just about any configuration. As long as it's no more than a pair and they are added when they are small or one is larger than the other it should work.
 

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