Clownfish acting the clown

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Hi
I have one of four clownfish who’s swimming back and forth along the surface of the tank water, fast.
The other three are acting normal as are my coral beauty and goldenheaded Goby.
Could something be wrong with him or do some clownfish just do this?
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Leo (my Davinci) does this. Honestly, I just think he's bored. He'll just periodically zip around when he wants attention.
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Leo (my Davinci) does this. Honestly, I just think he's bored. He'll just periodically zip around when he wants attention.
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Yeah, that’s what he’s doing...
He’s just flying around back and forth with his fins breaking the water surface and hits my hand when I fingertip some flake food.
He’s nuts
Thank you for replying
 
I call it the zumies. My old oss used to do it daily even lights came on.
Yeah, he is especially active when the lights are on.
I’m new to this so i thought maybe there was something wrong with him.
 

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