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excuse me, may Clownfish change sex from Female to Male? (if male died in 1 colony)
 
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no. clowns only change from male to female. if you wish to add a new clown, buy a small juvenile which generally will be male and subservient to the existing female.
 
Welcome:

no. clowns only change from male to female. if you wish to add a new clown, buy a small juvenile which generally will be male and subservient to the existing female.
how many months for pairing that?
 
Welcome:

no. clowns only change from male to female. if you wish to add a new clown, buy a small juvenile which generally will be male and subservient to the existing female.
how many months for pairing that?
It varies. Most clowns of the same variety will take to each other in less than a month, as long as at least one is a juvenile smaller than the other.
 
hmm, I bought two clownfish from different plastic bag (isn't pair), i confused because my clownfish has different size but, it's been 4 months my clownfish didn't lay the egg...
 
it can be much longer after they "pair" before they lay eggs. you also need a bespoke tank setup to ensure the survival of the eggs and fry once you have a breeding pair.
 
it can be much longer after they "pair" before they lay eggs. you also need a bespoke tank setup to ensure the survival of the eggs and fry once you have a breeding pair.
I have added some sands and liverock to my tanks for the nature setup, how abt that, is that true?
 
it can be much longer after they "pair" before they lay eggs. you also need a bespoke tank setup to ensure the survival of the eggs and fry once you have a breeding pair.
i actually just confused about my clownfish sex, between a both of female or pair..
 
they both look relatively young, and it's hard to tell since one is closer to the camera than the other. The larger fish will generally become the female of the pair.
 

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