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hello, I have had these clone fish for about 2 to 3 months since about January and I have only two of them but they're starting to get very territorial with each other. I'm wondering if they're starting the transition from male to female cause I got them when they were babies, they are both the size of my thumb maybe be a little bigger now when I first got them, they were about the size of my pink. i'm just wondering if this is normal than being territorial and if I should separate them during the transition or keep them together if anyone has any information on how to handle Clownfish during this time, it would be greatly appreciated by the looks of it they're not doing any harm to each other. They're just bashing at each other to figure out who's more dominant. If anyone can give me any advice and how to handle this that would be great.
 
Sounds like normal clownfish behavior. You should be able to leave them as is and just continue to monitor for any serious damage they may cause to each other.
 
Sounds like normal clownfish behavior. You should be able to leave them as is and just continue to monitor for any serious damage they may cause to each other.
Thank you at the beginning they were so calm with each other. That’s why this new behaviour is alarming to me but thank you so much.
 
Sounds like normal clownfish behavior. You should be able to leave them as is and just continue to monitor for any serious damage they may cause to each other.
They keep like shaking well one does in particular thier water quality is perfect all within range
 

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