Will clownfish get depressed if you remove there pair

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This is a weird question but i got two clownfish a week ago and I noticed one of the clownfish had some markings that I didn’t like so i was going to go swap one out for a different clown and i was wondering if the clown i have will get like depressed if i take away the other clown because i heard that they pair and keep that pair for life?
 
It's entirely up to you, but if you have a pair that's getting along you may just want to keep them (especially if there's no signs of aggression). I have a bonded pair of fairly ordinary mocha clownfish - but I like them because they generally keep to themselves and they don't bite me. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 
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It's entirely up to you, but if you have a pair that's getting along you may just want to keep them (especially if there's no signs of aggression). I have a bonded pair of fairly ordinary mocha clownfish - but I like them because they generally keep to themselves and they don't bite me. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
Lucky… I have a black photon that bites me constantly, I refuse to pair her up.
 
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