Do paired clownfish pair again if split? (More info)

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Hello everyone,
Due to one of my ocellaris clownfish getting aggressive with my last addition of a flame angel I had to remove her from her male and now they’re both in separate tanks.

Will they pair up again if I introduce another clown to each of the different tanks?
was thinking on getting a storm clown and a Picasso.
 
Make sure any fish added are smaller and you keep the pairs separate.
 
Depends on the clown. One can successfully ''re-pair" a clownfish, its not uncommon. However it truly depends on wether the clown will pair up.
 
Make sure any fish added are smaller and you keep the pairs separate.
Yes for sure, was also thinking on getting them both in about 4 weeks to give the clowns some time as well?
 
Depends on the clown. One can successfully ''re-pair" a clownfish, its not uncommon. However it truly depends on wether the clown will pair up.
Do you think they’ll pair up with a Picasso or a storm more likely? I don’t want to end up spending so much just to let it become money down the drain you know
 
Yes for sure, was also thinking on getting them both in about 4 weeks to give the clowns some time as well?
Get acclimation boxes just incase.
 

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