Pairing

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How to understand whether clownfishes have paired or not....??!!
Have you seen one asserting dominance to the other at all? Example would be one laying on its side and making a quick twitching motion, and the other one beating up on that one. Or is one clown noticeably larger than the other?
 
Well, bonded is the term used for 2 that are getting along, male and female, and not bonding is usually pretty obvious as a female will beat the snot out of the male, probably killing it unless you intervene, so if you have 2 in tank that seem to be getting along, they could be considered a bonded pair.

When they spawn they are considered a mated pair.
 
Well, bonded is the term used for 2 that are getting along, male and female, and not bonding is usually pretty obvious as a female will beat the snot out of the male, probably killing it unless you intervene, so if you have 2 in tank that seem to be getting along, they could be considered a bonded pair.

When they spawn they are considered a mated pair.
Both have bonded... not beating each other
 
Have you seen one asserting dominance to the other at all? Example would be one laying on its side and making a quick twitching motion, and the other one beating up on that one. Or is one clown noticeably larger than the other?
I added a smaller one.... though i have seen some growth in the older one
 

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