Are my fish ok?

[Psherman42]

Hi, was just watching my tank. Noticed the clowns have moved to the opposite side of the tank. They where hanging out at the right side where my gramma lives. Now the gramma is out and happy, but ive just seen the 2 clowns violently shaking and the bigger one is kinda nipping the small one. Is it normal. I thought they might have white spots but I don't see any. They weren't doing this earlier. Videos below.

 

[Baldyreef]

@vetteguy53081 will know more about this than me

 

[Üter]

Hi, was just watching my tank. Noticed the clowns have moved to the opposite side of the tank. They where hanging out at the right side where my gramma lives. Now the gramma is out and happy, but ive just seen the 2 clowns violently shaking and the bigger one is kinda nipping the small one. Is it normal. I thought they might have white spots but I don't see any. They weren't doing this earlier. Videos below.

the little one is going to get his but kicked! females rule the tanks and batter the males. when you see that, you may need to occasionally isolate them.

 

[Baldyreef]

Hi, was just watching my tank. Noticed the clowns have moved to the opposite side of the tank. They where hanging out at the right side where my gramma lives. Now the gramma is out and happy, but ive just seen the 2 clowns violently shaking and the bigger one is kinda nipping the small one. Is it normal. I thought they might have white spots but I don't see any. They weren't doing this earlier. Videos below.

did you buy them as a pair? could still be figuring out who's the dominant one which will cause fighting, if you see tiny white spots could be ich

 

[vetteguy53081]

Hi, was just watching my tank. Noticed the clowns have moved to the opposite side of the tank. They where hanging out at the right side where my gramma lives. Now the gramma is out and happy, but ive just seen the 2 clowns violently shaking and the bigger one is kinda nipping the small one. Is it normal. I thought they might have white spots but I don't see any. They weren't doing this earlier. Videos below.

iTs really hard to see with the heavy blue lighting. Please repost with bright white light intensity, no blue please
The larger being a female will be the aggressor and shaking can be mating or intimidation from the female.

 

[Psherman42]

did you buy them as a pair? could still be figuring out who's the dominant one which will cause fighting, if you see tiny white spots could be ich

They where in a tank with lots of clowns. There only about half an inch big

 

[Psherman42]

did you buy them as a pair? could still be figuring out who's the dominant one which will cause fighting, if you see tiny white spots could be ich

There only about

iTs really hard to see with the heavy blue lighting. Please repost with bright white light intensity, no blue please
The larger being a female will be the aggressor and shaking can be mating or intimidation from the female.

I don't have a white light unfortunately. They are both about half an inch big. One is slightly bigger. Ive had them 4 days. They are both doing it this is the best video I can get

 

[Baldyreef]

They where in a tank with lots of clowns. There only about half an inch big

got it so the larger one is definetly establishing dominance

 

[Psherman42]

iTs really hard to see with the heavy blue lighting. Please repost with bright white light intensity, no blue please
The larger being a female will be the aggressor and shaking can be mating or intimidation from the female.

Here actually

 

[Psherman42]

got it so the larger one is definetly establishing dominance

Okay. They the past 4 days they have kinda done their own thing. And slept in different sides of the tank. There still doing it im assuming at this age at like 1 or 2 months old it would be to see who will become a female as someone else on FB said. Thank you, I'll just keep an eye on the biting.