Clowns pairing or aggressive?

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So my clowns have been in the new biocube for about two weeks one is easily double the size of the other (purchased that way) and I was wondering if the larger one swimming towards the other very fast is aggression or part of pairing, any tips? Thanks!
 
So my clowns have been in the new biocube for about two weeks one is easily double the size of the other (purchased that way) and I was wondering if the larger one swimming towards the other very fast is aggression or part of pairing, any tips? Thanks!
if you can get a vid of them, that would be the best to determine what they're doing.. but if the smaller one is able to eat and shows submission (doing the shimmy dance), I think they'll work it out. as long as the one being bullied is able to eat and don't have open wounds from nipping/biting. be prepared to pull out the one being bullied, just in case. good luck.
 

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