Paired Black and White Ocellaris

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I have two B&W Ocellaris clowns that I’ve had for over a year. Got them when they were small, now they’re the same size. I can’t tell if one ever changed to female??
They love anemone’s and will share together...the never fight, so is this normal?
 
Yes. That’s normal
 
Are they both still males then?
 
I have two B&W Ocellaris clowns that I’ve had for over a year. Got them when they were small, now they’re the same size. I can’t tell if one ever changed to female??
They love anemone’s and will share together...the never fight, so is this normal?

If you find they have entered into a peaceful coexistence, and haven't witnessed any aggression is a wonderful thing! LOL

Interesting creatures... clown fish. Can watch them interact for an hour or more. And it isn't just how they interact with each other, but how they interact with other fish in the tank.
 
IME with B/W ocellaris the female will get larger than the male. Just wait it out.
 

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