Exactly how aggressive are Maroon Clowns?

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I've had my RBTA and my 2 ocellaris clowns for about a year now and I was hoping they would take to my bta but they still have no interest. I was thinking about giving them to my friend and trying a maroon but have heard horror stories about them. I don't want a fish that will attack me every time I put my hands in the tank.
 
Oh, he'll more or less attack you. More so when you get close to his territory.
 
Don't get a maroon then. Mine attacks my mag float everytime I clean the glass.
 
Darn, that's what I like most. I like my pair but would love for a clown to be hosted by my nem. Maybe a few bite marks are worth it
 
I have had mine over 10 years and he lets me rub his head.
 
I had a maroon clown. Every time I would put my hand in the tank to move a coral frag something or pick up an unfortunate turbo snail the clown bit the crap out of me.
 

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