Please help me identify my clown nsfw

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I unfortunately lost his mate this morning unexpectedly. I want to think ocellaris? Her eyes appear much oranger than the small male that survives. I'm not sure if it's just the lighting in the tank that makes it appear that way.
I apologize for the picture of the deceased. Just trying to give an idea of what the pair looked like.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Clowns these day often of mixed species. What you have seem to be black snowflakes. These fish when extremely white often call frostbite or black ice. These are mostly Ocellaris.
SnowOnnx is similar variety but Percula.

Too many names. I don’t pay much attention to them anymore.

The clowns above seem to be Ocellaris-black snowflakes variety
 
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