Clown fish pairing

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I got my clown fish when I first set up my tank about 6 months ago one is a Wyoming white and the other is a black snowflake when I got them the white was bigger and definitely more aggressive so I knew she is the female and when I first put them in they were always next to each other for about the first 4 months but the last 2 months I have noticed that they are hanging out in 2 separate parts of the tank and the snow flake is now bigger but the white is still the aggressive one I was wondering if they will pair up again or if there is something I should do because I really want a pair and I just feel like they have kind of drifted apart.
 
I got my clown fish when I first set up my tank about 6 months ago one is a Wyoming white and the other is a black snowflake when I got them the white was bigger and definitely more aggressive so I knew she is the female and when I first put them in they were always next to each other for about the first 4 months but the last 2 months I have noticed that they are hanging out in 2 separate parts of the tank and the snow flake is now bigger but the white is still the aggressive one I was wondering if they will pair up again or if there is something I should do because I really want a pair and I just feel like they have kind of drifted apart.
As they are getting along, clowns technically are not paired persay until they have spawned
 
As they are getting along, clowns technically are not paired persay until they have spawned
Oh I think they get along fine she goes after him a little when they eat and he does the little twitchy thing but other then that they are fine
 

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