Strange Clown Behavior

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I have a pair of Misbar clowns in my nano, All was fine until the last couple of weeks. The female all of a sudden became the same size as the male and this morning they were both going at it, the male being the aggressor. Since this morning things have calmed down but the male has started to host a torch. I have a anemone in the tank as well and neither of them have been interested in hosting that or anything else until today! The female has taken to hiding in a cave!

Any ideas?
 
Bigger - So now they are both the same size, sorry i got my male and females mixed the wrong way round

the female is the bigger one, I think you mean the Male has also increased in size, maybe neither has changed to female yet, they will fight it out and the winner will increase in size and become the female.
 

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