I think it would be ok for clownfish but it depends on your capabilities of your system amd how fast the nitrogen cycle can work. It should keep up with the clowns easily. But watch for spikes if you add a lot of fish at one time which is something i wouldnt reccomend. This is why everyone i think would agree to add slowly. But since yours isnt set up i would let it run a fishless cycle first, make sure u get an ammonia spike and watch it to turn to nirtrites and so forth. You might have to ghost feed or do what i did was add pure ammonia till it hits 3 ppm let it drop to zero, then add more to 3 ppm, let it drop, add to 2 ppm and then let it settle out. Once your bacteria in your system can handle all of the ammonia and nitrite in your aquarium in a day or lesals you should be safe to go sir.
Clarkii clowns get big and mean. Did you mean ocellaris or percula?
Yes, good catch. Percs or false percs is what I meant.
