Clownfish pair

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I have a 40 gallon breeder. About 7 months ago I bought 2 Black Ice Clownfish. They are now about 2 inches. There has been no difference in size, both are the same. Do I have 2 females? Can I add a small snowflake or other ocellaris? The 2 I have are always together, does it take longer for 1 to become a larger female? One did have an orange nose but that is nearly gone, if that means anything.
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Watch out for aggression in them. It may take longer for one to assert its dominance, but they should still eventually decide. It could take a bit for them to actually start showing sex characteristics. I would guess that they are or will soon be paired, but without observing that is only a guess. I wouldn’t go ahead and introduce another clown as that could possibly throw off the pairing process if they haven’t completely bonded yet.
 
Thank you, I was not sure how long it took for one to become female and since they have been growing equally I was curious. So far the only aggression has been directed at my scooter Benny. Curiously they ignore the spotted mandarin. I will keep an eye on them.
 

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