LongFin Black Ice Clownfish

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Hey all!
So a buddy of mine had a pair of long fin black ice clownfish, but then the male died. He must have lost interest because he offered the female to me for free. Anyway, I'm curious if I could end up pairing the female up with a regular black ice clownfish and get them to breed. The female is a couple years old but i'm not sure if she would pair up with a different type of clownfish and if they could even breed. My buddy said the male and female never bred before the male died. Thank you!!
 
Hey all!
So a buddy of mine had a pair of long fin black ice clownfish, but then the male died. He must have lost interest because he offered the female to me for free. Anyway, I'm curious if I could end up pairing the female up with a regular black ice clownfish and get them to breed. The female is a couple years old but i'm not sure if she would pair up with a different type of clownfish and if they could even breed. My buddy said the male and female never bred before the male died. Thank you!!

Tom - sorry for the late reply. The answer is yes, you can mix any A. ocellaris with the longfin black ice clown for breeding. Good luck!
 

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