I have a male naked triple dot ocellaris clown and a female snowflake ocellaris clown. They are both still pretty small, definitely not close to full grown size. But, will the eventually breed since they are both types of ocellaris?
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Also how are your clowns temperament is one bossy do one or both nip your fingers ,if you put them on the top of the water and agitate the surface. it can be a temperament thing too some clown just don get along and will bully but over time even the meanest clown can build a relationship if you're doing what you're supposed to do an practice good animal husbandry and propper maintenance in order to maintain stabilityI have a male naked triple dot ocellaris clown and a female snowflake ocellaris clown. They are both still pretty small, definitely not close to full grown size. But, will the eventually breed since they are both types of ocellaris?
It’s a 15g jbj. They have both been very active and happy since I put my corals in. Neither have been aggressive towards each other. The female did bite my finger while I was fixing the flow direction for my corals. They both seem to favor a little cave like part of a rock towards the back of the tank. The female hangs out there more than the male does. They are both babies. I’d say less than a year old probably. Captive bred from California.When clowns become antsy or aggresive it's a sign of stress either physical chemical or environmental and the rule of deduction need to be applied and the problem corrected(food agression;feeding to little,territorial aggression;not enough space,or fluctuations in parameters will through off the natural balance an aquarium is supposed to have and cause your fish to act some type of way
@ScariestCobra that's a good start they found a territory of the tank they like and are eating good,now it's just playing the waiting game and then providing optimum nutrition and environment, I would recommend selcon as a supplement to soak your frozen mysis shrimp in to give them in the coming monthsIt’s a 15g jbj. They have both been very active and happy since I put my corals in. Neither have been aggressive towards each other. The female did bite my finger while I was fixing the flow direction for my corals. They both seem to favor a little cave like part of a rock towards the back of the tank. The female hangs out there more than the male does. They are both babies. I’d say less than a year old probably. Captive bred from California.