Clown fish breeders

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Looking to buy a proven pair of clownfish in pa. Anyone who has a pair that would like let them go for some sort of reason or would just like some money please let me know. Interested in all clownfish variety!
 
Looking to buy a proven pair of clownfish in pa. Anyone who has a pair that would like let them go for some sort of reason or would just like some money please let me know. Interested in all clownfish variety!
I hope you find someone. Additionally, many times LFS sell pairs for the same price as the individual fish (ie. if they are $50/one, a pair will be $100).

PS - it's often fairly easy to get clowns to pair without actually buying a known pair
 
I hope you find someone. Additionally, many times LFS sell pairs for the same price as the individual fish (ie. if they are $50/one, a pair will be $100).

PS - it's often fairly easy to get clowns to pair without actually buying a known pair
Agreed. And if you get them young enough, the sex has not yet been determined. They'll figure that out on their own!
 
Agreed. And if you get them young enough, the sex has not yet been determined. They'll figure that out on their own!
If I got an older female or just an established one already with one male or non sexed, could that spread up the process a little?
 
If I got an older female or just an established one already with one male or non sexed, could that spread up the process a little?
It could - or it could result in a fight. If you are not sure what you're looking for - I would suggest you go to an LFS and get a pair (that you've seen paired)
 
At first, I had two different types of clown, the more expensive one jump out of tank the first night and next day I went and got anonother Ocellaris which is slight larger and they are always together.
 

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