tomato clowns

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Ok so I went to a fish store and I saw this huge tank with a tomato clown hosting a rose bubble tip anenome. There were ocellerous clownfish but it didn’t attack any of them it just stayed in the anenome. Should I get the tomato clownfish in my 90 gallon tank with a ocellerous clown?
 
DO you have an anemone? Are the oce's hosting it?
 
You describe the Tomato as large so it is likely a female. How old is the ocellaris? Any idea if it has transitioned into a female? If it is still a juvenile then it is a reasonable risk, however if you have two females the risk of incompatibility increases dramatically.
 
You describe the Tomato as large so it is likely a female. How old is the ocellaris? Any idea if it has transitioned into a female? If it is still a juvenile then it is a reasonable risk, however if you have two females the risk of incompatibility increases dramatically.
I just put the tomato clown in my tank and its in my anenome.

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I just put the tomato clown in my tank and its in my anenome.

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You describe the Tomato as large so it is likely a female. How old is the ocellaris? Any idea if it has transitioned into a female? If it is still a juvenile then it is a reasonable risk, however if you have two females the risk of incompatibility increases dramatically.
will they fight sometime soon or
 
will they fight sometime soon or
They may. There is always a risk. I have found the tomatoes to be a bit more aggressive, particularly defending their territory. They might be fine together for months or even years and then, one day...
 

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