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Ok guys more news, the previous one I had in the tank is being more aggressive. Twitching stopped but every time the new clown swims away he swims right back to him.
 
Ok guys more news, the previous one I had in the tank is being more aggressive. Twitching stopped but every time the new clown swims away he swims right back to him.
It is what they do. I think you should surrender one.
 
Is this possible? i take out both and get a pair in the same tank
In my opinion, you can only have one clownfish in a 15 gallon for a short time. You will need to upgrade to a bigger tank (even with 1). One clownfish will likely live by itself just fine.
 
In my opinion, you can only have one clownfish in a 15 gallon for a short time. You will need to upgrade to a bigger tank (even with 1). One clownfish will likely live by itself just fine.
I've heard minimum is 20 is that correct?
 
In my opinion, you can only have one clownfish in a 15 gallon for a short time. You will need to upgrade to a bigger tank (even with 1). One clownfish will likely live by itself just fine.
I had a pair in my EVO 13.5 for about a year. I bought them from the same batch, in the same tank at LFS and they bonded. It really is doable.
 

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