can i get a idea on these 2

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These were a gift can I get a name of these clowns please
 

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Sounds good too me why did they have too buy both of them . I am pretty sure they too young to breed new to clowns
 
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They will grow up together and eventually breed. If they had gotten only one, it would take a lot of luck to introduce a second later.
 
So I have another question should I get them out of my 75 gallon and build a nano for them . Nothing in the 75 that will hurt them for now but my 75 I want to go ape on with lots of corals and other stuff
 
No need to remove them, they will do well with coral. If you want, get them an anemone. Bubble tip, magnificent, or riteri are good choices. DON'T force them to host, they can die that way. Tape a picture of clown fish in the type of nem you choose to your tank where they can see it. It works.
 
No need to remove them, they will do well with coral. If you want, get them an anemone. Bubble tip, magnificent, or riteri are good choices. DON'T force them to host, they can die that way. Tape a picture of clown fish in the type of nem you choose to your tank where they can see it. It works.

You would be surprised at the looks I get by people thinking I'm crazy when I tell them to show clowns a picture of other clowns in an anemone
 
You would be surprised at the looks I get by people thinking I'm crazy when I tell them to show clowns a picture of other clowns in an anemone

I was a skeptic, but I know it works now! Not surprising really, lots of people comment on how smart/aware of their surroundings reef fish seem to be.
 

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