Are my clownfish breeding?

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Sorry for the blue light. In the video I tried to film the underside of the darker clown to show its girth. It definitely it much bigger than the other. They only stay around this one rock out of the whole tank. Any questions?

https://youtube.com/shorts/w3cKR6l0LXw?feature=share
 
Beautiful fish! They could be pairing, mating, or breeding. Clownfish are weird and awesome and frustrating and magical. The larger one is likely the female and it looks like they are getting along well - time to wait and see! What you are seeing is a good sign, but eggs may be soon or quite some time off. Good luck!
 
Probably not breeding, but they do seem excited about something. You'll see them, especially the male picking at the rock surface with his mouth a lot before they start laying eggs.
 

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