Will this relationship work out ?

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So I originally had two clownfish that lived happily as a pair for about a year, then sadly, one decided to see what was outside the tank and took a leap of faith-didn’t end well :(
So I was left with the female, so I went out a few weeks later and brought her home a new friend she would hopefully bond with, and last night I noticed that she was hosting my nem :star-struck:
I actually can’t express how happy I am about this, it’s the cutest thing ever to watch but does this mean that now she isn’t going to bond with the new clown to protect her nem? I brought them home yesterday and I haven’t seen them together yet, it is just staying in the top corner of my tank, away from my o clown

is this hopeless or do they have a chance ?
(I just took this video and lights are off so my tank looks a bit weird aha)

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If clownfish aren't killing each other, they are in the process of pairing up. Congratulations on the anemone finally hosting the clown!
Thanks!
That’s good to know, tbh though I don’t even think that she knows there’s another clown in there she hasn’t left that nem since :face-with-tears-of-joy:
 

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