Clownfish are weird.

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I’ll try and get a video for you, but let me try to explain what’s going on and maybe you guys can tell me what’s up, if it’s an issue or just a quirky fish.
So first off tank is a Waterbox Reef 70.2. So footprint is 24x24x21 (give or take.)

fish are a pair of false percula clowns and a lawnmower blenny. They all seem to get along just fine. My female has taken up quite an interest in the blenny lately. She will go to where the blenny is and clean the glass with it. If the blenny isn’t on the glass, the clown is close to the male clown. Should I worry about possible aggression from the female or is she just clowning around? Here’s a couple pics, sorry they are from a distance cause me= food.
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Lol clowns are just weird man.
Unless she starts attacking the male or being a super bully to the blenny, I wouldn’t worry about it.
 
Keep an eye out for repeated bumping type behavior. My former butthead of a snowflake occ was famous for that when he was trying to play his stupid dominance games with his tankmates.
 
Keep an eye out for repeated bumping type behavior. My former butthead of a snowflake occ was famous for that when he was trying to play his stupid dominance games with his tankmates.
Will do. Hope She doesn’t hurt my little blenny
 

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