Hi everyone, I am debating keeping a pair of Clarkii and Percula clownfish in a 180. Does anyone have any experience with this or any reason to talk me out of this?
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Will Not be fine as clowns have a hierarchy and are often dominant and territorial. Clarkis and tomato's as well as maroons will bite and even bite its owners. When fertile can be nasty in nature. I have had mixed clowns such as ice, percula and storms but would not go furtherHi everyone, I am debating keeping a pair of Clarkii and Percula clownfish in a 180. Does anyone have any experience with this or any reason to talk me out of this?
Thanks!
Yeah, I asked the same question and got the same answer. Too bad. Although clowns are kind of a cliché, I still think they are some of the most beautiful fish out there.Got it, this is one of those things that I think in my head makes a ton of sense but in practice could lead to some pain. Thanks for the responses
Thank you!Beautiful tank @Seancj I have definitely ruled out clarkii, I am still kind of debating skunks and ocellaris. 360 vs 180 is a very different situation however.